Vol 1024 - United Nations Treaty Collection

Treaty Series 

Treaties and international agreements 

registered 

or filed and recorded 

with the Secretariat of the United Nations 

VOLUME 1024 

Recueil des Traites 

Trait~s et accords internationaux 

enregistres 

ou classes et inscrits au repertoire 

au Secretariat de l'Organisation des Nations Unies 

United Nations * Nations Unies 

New York, 1984

Treaties and international agreements registered 

or filed and recorded with the Secretariat 

of the United Nations 

VOLUME 1024 1976 1. Nos. 15034-15045 

No. 15034. Multilateral: 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

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registered from I October 1976 to 5 October 1976 

International Coffee Agreement, 1976 (with annexes and official Russian 

translation approved by the Executive Board of the International Coffee 

Organization on 16 June 1977). Concluded at London on 3 December 

1975 .............................................. 3 

No. 15035. Norway: 

Declaration recognizing as compulsory the jurisdiction of the International 

Court of Justice, in conformity with Article 36, paragraph 2. of the Statute 

of the International Court of Justice. Done at New York on 2 April 1976. . 195 

No. 15036. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Yugoslavia: 

Agreement concerning co-operation in the field of tourism. Signed at Belgrade 

on I November 1972 .................................... 199 

No. 15037. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and India: 

Consular Convention. Signed at New Delhi on 29 November 1973 .......... 211 

No. 15038. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Poland: 

Agreement on the reciprocal protection of copyright. Signed at Warsaw on 

4 O ctober 1974 ........................................ 277 

No. 15039. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Costa Rica: 

Agreement on cultural and scientific co-operation. Signed at San Jos6 on 

23 Decem ber 1974 ...................................... 289 

No. 15040. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Bulgaria: 

Agreement on the reciprocal protection of copyright. Signed at Moscow on 

16.January 1975 ....................................... 30 3 

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TABLE DES MATlIRES 

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Traitis et accords internationottx 

enregistres du 1 " octobre 1976 aut 5 octobre 1976 

Accord international de 1976 sur le cafd (avec annexes et traduction officielle en 

langue russe approuvde par le Comit6 excutif de I'Organisation 

internationale du cafd le 16 juin 1977). Conclu It Londres le 3 d~cembre 

1975.. ..................................................... 3 

N* 15035. Norvege: 

Dclaration reconnaissant comme obligatoire Ia juridiction de Ia Cour 

internationale de Justice. conform6ment au paragraphe 2 de I'article 36 du 

Statut de la Cour internationale de Justice. En date 'I New York du 2 avril 

1976 ..................................................... 195 

N* 15036. Union des Ripubliques socialistes sovietiques et Yougoslavie: 

Accord relatif Li la cooperation dans Ic domaine du tourisme. Sign Li Belgrade le 

I" novem bre 1972 ..................................... 199 

N 0 15037. Union des Ripubliques socialistes soviitiques et Inde: 

Convention consulaire. Signe a New Delhi le 29 novembre 1973 ............ 211 

N* 15038. Union des R~publiques socialistes soviitiques et Pologne: 

Accord relatif a la protection r6ciproque du droit dauteur. Sign6 Li Varsovie le 

4octobre 1974 .............................................. 277 

N* 15039. Union des Ripubliques socialistes sovietiques et Costa Rica: 

Accord de cooperation culturelle et scientifique. Sign6 Li San Jos6 le 23 d6cem 

bre 1974 ......................................... 289 

N* 15040. Union des Ripubliques socialistes sovi~tiques et Bulgarie: 

Accord relatif it la protection reciproque du droit d'auteur. Sign6 LI Moscou le 

16janvier 1975 ........................................ 303 

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No. 15041. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Guinea-Bissau: 

Agreement on culttural aind scientific co-operation. Signed at Moscow on 

21 February 1975 ............................................ 313 

No. 15042. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Guinea-Bissau: 

Agreement on co-operation in fishing. Signed at BisSau on I I April 1975 ..... 325 

No. 15043. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Gambia: 

Agreement on cooperation in the field of fisheries. Signed at Moscow on 

18 M arch 1975 . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 339 

No. 15044. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Japan: 

Agreement concerning the conduct of fishing operations (with annexes). Signed 

at Tokyo on 7 June 1975 ................................. 347 

No. 15045. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Portugal: 

Agreement on cultural and scientific co-operation. Signed at Moscow on 

3 O ctober 1975 ........................................ 417 

ANNEX A. Ratifications, accessions, prorogations, etc., concerning 

treaties and international agreements registered with the Secretariat 

of the United Nations 

No. 3642. Declaration of Norway recognizing as compulsory the jurisdiction 

of the International Court of Justice, in conformity with Article 

36, paragraph 2, of the Statute of the International Court of 

Justice. New York, 17 December 1956: 

T erm ination .. ..... .. ... .. ... ..... . .. .. .. ... ... ...... ... 434 

No. 4789. Agreement concerning the adoption of uniform conditions of 

approval and reciprocal recognition of approval for motor 

vehicle equipment and parts. Done at Geneva on 20 March 

1958: 

Application by Spain of Regulation No. 22 annexed to the above-mentioned 

A greem ent . .......... .... ... ... .... ....... .... ... .. . 435 

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N 0 15041. Union des R1publiques socialistes sovietiques et Cuinqc-Bissau : 

Accord de Coopl'lticn CLItrLII'le c I %cicntifiqtlc. Sigli .i Moscou Ic 21 fAvrici 

1975 .......... .............................................. 313 

N 0 15042. Union des Rpubliques socialistes sovi6tiques et (Cuin6e-Bissau: 

Accord rclitalif .I Il coopraition dans Ic domainc dc la p&hc. Sign6 Li Bissau Ic 

I I avil 1975 .......... ......................................... 325 

N* 15043. Union des R6publiques socialistes sovitiques et (Carbie: 

Accord rcliatif .-k lt coop&ation dan', le domainc dcs p&hciic. Sign .I Moscou 

Ic 18 ma ,is 1975 ................................ . .... 339 

N' 15044. Union des R6publiques socialistes sovi6tiques et Japon: 

Accord conccrnant I'exCrcicc hiC la p&hc (avcc annexes). SigiIi "I Tokyo Ic 

7juin 1975 ......... ........................................... 347 

N 0 15045. Union des R6publiques socialistes sovi6tiques et Portugal: 

Accord relatif i la coop6ration cuill reilc cI ,cicntifiquc. Signt Li Moscou Ic 

3 oclobrc 1975 .......... ........................................ 417 

ANNEXE A. Ratifications, adhesiotis. prorogations. etc., concernant des 

traitds et a('cords interniationaux enregistri~s au Se'critariat de 

I'Organisation ides Nations Unies 

N 0 3642. D6claration de la Norvige reconnaissant comme obligatoire la 

juridiction de la Cour internationale de Justice, conform6ment 

au paragraphe 2 de I'Article 36 du Statut de la Cour 

internationale de Justice. New York, 17 d6cembre 1956: 

A brogation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 434 

N 0 4789. Accord concernant I'adoption de conditions uniformes d'homologation 

et Ila reconnaissance r6ciproque de I'homologation des 

6quipements et pices de vkhicules A moteur. Fait it Genive le 

20 mars 1958: 

Application par I'Espagne di11 RZglcment no 22 annex Li I'Accord 

susm entionn ...... ......................................... 435 

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NOTE BY THE SECRETARIAT 

Under Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations every treaty and every international agreement 

entered into by any Member of the United Nations after the coming into force of the Charter shall, 

as soon as possible, be registered with the Secretariat and published by it. Furthermore, no party to a 

treaty or international agreement subject to registration which has not been registered may invoke that 

treaty or agreement before any organ of the United Nations. The General Assembly, by resolution 97 (I) 

established regulations to give effect to Article 102 of the Charter (see text of the regulations, vol. 859, 

p. VIII). 

The terms "treaty" and "international agreement" have not been defined either in the Charter or in 

the regulations, and the Secretariat follows the principle that it acts in accordance with the position of the 

Member State submitting an instrument for registration that so far as that party is concerned the instrument 

is a treaty or an international agreement within the meaning of Article 102. Registration of an instrument 

submitted by a Member State, therefore, does not imply a judgement by the Secretariat on the 

nature of the instrument, the status of a party or any similar question. It is the understanding of the 

Secretariat that its action does not confer on the instrument the status of a treaty or an international 

agreement if it does not already have that status and does not confer on a party a status which it would 

not otherwise have. 

Unless otherwise indicated, the translations of the original texts of treaties, etc., published in this 

Series have been made by the Secretariat of the United Nations. 

NOTE DU SECRITARIAT 

Aux termes de 'Article 102 de [a Charte des Nations Unies, tout trait& ou accord international conclu 

par un Membre des Nations Unies apr~s l'erflr e en vigueur de la Charte sera, le plus tot possible, 

enregistrk au Secretariat et publi6 par lui. De plus, aucune partie A un trait6 ou accord international qui 

aurait dO Etre enregistr6 mais ne 'a pas tC ne pourra invoquer ledit trait6 ou accord devant un organe des 

Nations Unies. Par sa rsolution 97 (I), I'Assemble gen~rale a adoptk un rfglement destine A mettre en 

application ['Article 102 de [a Charte (voir texte du r~glement, vol. 859, p. IX). 

Le terme .traitk) et 'expression oaccord international n'ont 6t6 definis ni dans la Charte ni dans le 

rfglement, et le Secrktariat a pris comme principe de s'en tenir A la position adoptke A cet egard par I'Etat 

Membre qui a prsent rinstrument A renregisarement, A savoir que pour autant qu'il s'agit de cet Etat 

comme partie contractante rinstrument constitue un trait6 ou un accord international au sens de 'Article 

102. II s'ensuit que l'enregistrement d'un instrument pr~sent par un Etat Membre n'implique, de [a part 

du Secretariat, aucun jugement sur [a nature de rinstrument, le statut d'une partie ou toute autre question 

similaire. Le Secretariat considtre donc que les actes qu'il pourrait etre amen6 A accomplir ne conferent 

pas A un instrument la qualit6 de 'traitC-ou d'

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MULTILATERAL 

International Coffee Agreement, 1976 (with annexes and 

official Russian translation approved by the Executive 

Board of the International Coffee Organization on 16 

June 1977). Concluded at London on 3 December 1975 

Authentic texts: English. French, Portuguese and Spanish. 

Registered ex officio on I October 1976. 

MULTILATERAL 

Accord international de 1976 sur le caf6 (avec annexes et 

traduction officielle en langue russe approuv6e par le 

Comit6 ex6cutif de l'Organisation internationale du 

caf6 le 16 juin 1977). Conclu A Londres le 3 d6cembre 

1975 

Textes authentiques : anglais, fratq'ais, portugais et espagnol. 

Enregistre d'office le IP octobre 1976. 

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INTERNATIONAL COFFEE AGREEMENT' 1976 

PREAMBLE 

The Governments Party to this Agreement, 

I Came into force provisionally tin I October 1976 in respect of the following States aind organizations, the 

Secretary-General of the United Nations having received by 30 September 1976 (f) instruments of ratification. 

acceptance and approval of. or notifications containing an undertaking to apply the Agreement provisionally and to 

seek ratification. acceptance or approval, from government% representing at lcast 2t1 exporting members and 11 

importing members( of the International Coffee Organization holding 80 per cent of the votes in their respective 

categories, its set out in annex 2 to the Agreement. in accordance with article 61 (2): 

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Congo ............ 

Costa Rica .......... 

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Ecuador .......... 

El Salvador ........ 

Ethiopia .......... . 

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Guinea .......... 

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Honduras ......... 

India ............ 

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application to N ite.) 

Nicaragua ......... 

N igeria ........... 

Norway I .......... 

Panama. ........... 

Paptia New Guinea .... 

Paraguay .......... 

Peru ... ......... 

Porttua l . .......... 

Rwanda ........... 

Sierra Leone ........ 

Spain * ........... 

Sweden * .......... 

Switzerland * ....... 

Togo ............. 

Trinidad and Tob~ago.. , 

Uganda ........ 

United Kingdom of 

Great-Britain and 

Northern Ireland * . . . 

(With a declaration o 

application it) Hong Kr 

United Republic of Camt 

United Republic of Tanz; 

United States of Americt 

Venezuela ........ 

Yugoslavia * ....... 

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(') The International Coffee Council dectded on 28 September 1976 at its twenty-ninth session, in accordance 

with articles 61) (2) and 61 (2) of the Agreement: 

I. to extend it) 31 March 1977 the time limit etablished in article 60 (2) of the Agreement for the deposit of 

instruments of ratification. acceptance or approval (resolution No. 289): 

2. to extend from 31 I)ecember 1976 It) 30 September 1977 the time limit estabhlihed in article 61 (2) of the 

Agreement within which any Government which is applying the Agreement provisionally may deposit its 

instrumcent of ratification. acceptance or approval (resolution No. 29)). 

0I) For the test of the decliralion made upon notification. see p. 157 of this volime. 

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Recognising the exceptional importance of coffee to the economies of many 

countries which are largely dependent upon this commodity for their export 

earnings ind thus for the continuation of their development programmes in the 

social and economic fields; 

Considering that close international cooperation on trade in coffee will foster 

the economic diversification and development of coffee-producing countries, will 

improve the political and economic relations between producers ind consumers 

and will provide for increasing consumption of coffee; 

Recognising the desirability of avoiding disequilibrium bctwecn production 

ind consumption which can give rise to pronounced fluctuations in prices harmful 

both to producers and to consumers- 

Believing that international measures can assist in correcting the effects of 

such disequilibrium, as well as help to ensure an adequate level of earnings to 

producers through remunerative prices- 

Noting the advantages derived from the international cooperation which 

resulted from the operation of the International Coffee Agreements 1962' kind 

1968; z 

Have agreed as follows: 

CHAPTER I. OBJECTIVES 

Article I. OBJECTIVES 

The objectives of this Agreement are: 

(I) to achieve a reasonable balance between world supply ind demand on a basis 

which will assure adequate supplies of coffee at fair prices to consumers and 

markets for coffee at remunerative prices to producers and which will be 

conducive to long-term equilibrium between production and consumption: 

(2) to avoid excessive fluctuations in the levels of world supplies, stocks and 

prices which are harmful to both producers and consumers; 

(3) to contribute to the development of productive resources and to the 

promotion and maintenance of employment and income in Member countries, 

thereby helping to bring about fair wages, higher living standards and better 

working conditions: 

(4) to increase the purchasing power of coffee-exporting countries by keeping 

prices in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (I) of this Article and by 

increasing consumption; 

(5) to promote and increase the consumption of coffee by every possible means; 

and 

(6) in general, in recognition of the relationship of the trade in coffee to the 

economic stability of markets for industrial products, to further international 

cooperation in connection with world coffee problems. 

'Unilcd Nation,,. "eals ,CrIc.%. %ol. 469. p. 169. 

Ihid.. vol. 647. p. 3. 

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Article 2. GENERAl. UNI)ERTAKINGS BY MEMBERS 

(I) Members undertake to conduct their trade policy in such a way that the 

objectives set out in Article I may be attained. They further undertake to achieve 

these objectives by strict observance of the obligations and provisions of this 

Agreement. 

(2) Members recognise the need to adopt policies which will maintain prices 

at levels which will ensure adequate remuneration to producers and seek to ensure 

that prices of coffee to consumers will not hamper i desirable increase in 

consumption. 

(3) Exporting Members undertake not to adopt or maintain any governmental 

measures which would permit the sale of coffee to non-members on terms 

commercially more favourable than those which they are prepared to offer at the 

same time to importing Members, taking into account normal trade practices. 

(4) The Council shall review periodically compliance with the provisions of 

paragraph (3) of this Article and may require Members to supply appropriate 

information in accordance with the provisions of Article 53. 

(5) Members recognise that Certificates of Origin are a vital source of 

information on the trade in coffee. During periods when quotas are suspended, 

the responsibility for ensuring the proper use of Certificates of Origin rests with 

exporting Members. However, importing Members, while under no obligation to 

demand that Certificates accompany consignments of coffee when quotas are not 

in effect, shall cooperate fully with the Organization in the collection and 

verification of Certificates relating to shipments of coffee received from 

exporting Member countries in order to ensure that the maximum information is 

available to all Members. 

CHAPTER II. DEFINITIONS 

Article 3. DEFINITIONS 

For the purposes of this Agreement: 

(I) "'Coffee" means the beans and cherries of the coffee tree, whether 

parchment, green or roasted, and includes ground, decaffeinated, liquid and 

soluble coffee. These terms shall have the following meaning: 

(a) "'green coffee" means all coffee in the naked bean form before roasting; 

(h) "dried coffee cherry" means the dried fruit of the coffee tree- to find the 

equivalent of dried coffee cherry to green coffee, multiply the net weight of 

the dried coffee cherry by 0.50; 

(c) "parchment coffee" means the green coffee bean contained in the parchment 

skin; to find the equivalent of parchment coffee to green coffee, multiply the 

net weight of the parchment coffee by 0.80; 

(d) "roasted coffee" means green coffee roasted to any degree and includes 

ground coffee; to find the equivalent of roasted coffee to green coffee, 

multiply the net weight of roasted coffee by 1.19; 

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(e) "decaffeinated coffee" means green, roasted or soluble coffee from which 

caffein has been extracted; to find the equivalent of decaffeinated coffee to 

green coffee, multiply the net weight of the decaffeinated coffee in green, 

roasted or soluble form by 1.00, 1.19 or 3.00' respectively: 

(') "liquid coffee" means the water-soluble solids derived from roasted coffee 

and put into liquid form; to find the equivalent of liquid to green coffee, 

multiply the net weight of the dried coffee solids contained in the liquid coffee 

by 3.00;' 

(g) "soluble coffee" means the dried water-soluble solids derived from roasted 

coffee: to find the equivalent of soluble coffee to green coffee, multiply the 

net weight of the soluble coffee by 3.00.' 

(2) "Bag" means 60 kilogrammes or 132.276 pounds of green coffee: "tonne" 

means a metric tonne of 1,000 kilogrammes or 2,204.6 pounds: and "pound" 

means 453.597 grammes. 

(3) "Cofee year" means the period of one year, from I October through 30 

September. 

(4) "Organization", "Council" and "Board" mean, respectively, the International 

Coffee Organization, the International Coffee Council and the Executive 

Board. 

(5) "Member" means a Contracting Party, including an intergovernmental 

organization referred to in paragraph (3) of Article 4: a designated territory or 

territories in respect of which separate Membership has been declared under the 

provisions of Article 5: or two or more Contracting Parties or designated 

territories, or both, which participate in the Organization as a Member group 

under the provisions of Articles 6 or 7. 

(6) "Exporting Member" or "exporting country" means a Member or 

country, respectively, which is a net exporter of coffee; that is, a Member or 

country whose exports exceed its imports. 

(7) "Importing Member" or "importing country" means a Member or 

country, respectively, which is a net importer of coffee; that is. i Member or 

country whose imports exceed its exports. 

(8) "Producing Member" or "producing country" means a Member or 

country, respectively, which grows coffee in commercially significant quantities. 

(9) "Distributed simple majority vote" means a majority of the votes cast by 

exporting Members present and voting and a majority of the votes cast by 

importing Members present and voting, counted separately. 

(10) "Distributed two-thirds majority vote" means a two-thirds majority of 

the votes cast by exporting Members present and voting and a two-thirds majority 

of the votes cast by importing Members present and voting, counted separately. 

(II) "Entry into force" means, except as otherwise provided, the date on 

which this Agreement enters into force, whether provisionally or definitively. 

'he coIVetmon fallo o f 3.0(0 X hiII he r.evic cd anld iay he ievis.ed hy [he (on I in [he I ihl Of de,.kiun,, t.skcn 

hy i .ectgni' ed ilnici lational aIltlhoiitic. 

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(12) "'Exportable production" means the total production of coffee of an 

exporting country in a given coffee or crop year, less the amount destined for 

domestic consumption in the same year. 

(13) "Availability for export" means the exportable production of an 

exporting country in a given coffee year. plus accumulated stocks from previous 

years. 

(14) "Export entitlement" means the total quantity of coffee which a 

Member is authorised to export under the various provisions of this Agreement, 

but excluding exports which under the provisions of Article 44 are not charged to 

quotas. 

(15) "Shortfall" means the difference between the annual export entitlement 

of an exporting Member in a given coffee year and the amount of coffee which 

that Member has exported to quota markets in that coffee year. 

CHAiYfER il. MEMBERSHIP 

Article 4. MEMIERSHIP IN THE ORGANIZATION 

(I) Each Contracting Party, together with those territories to which this 

Agreement is extended under the provisions of paragraph (I ) of Article 64, shall 

constitute a single Member of the Organization, except as otherwise provided for 

under the provisions of Articles 5, 6 and 7. 

(2) A Member may change its category of Membership on such conditions as 

the Council may agree. 

(3) Any reference in this Agreement to a Government shall be construed as 

including a reference to the European Economic Community, or any 

intergovernmental organization having comparable responsibilities in respect of 

the negotiation, conclusion and application of international agreements, in 

particular commodity agreements. 

(4) Such intergovernmental organization shall not itself have any votes but in 

the case of a vote on matters within its competence it shall be entitled to cast 

collectively the votes of its member States. In such cases, the member States of 

such intergovernmental organization shall not be entitled to exercise their 

individual voting rights. 

(5) The provisions of paragraph (I) of Article 16 shall not apply to such 

intergovernmental organization but it may participate in the discussions of the 

Executive Board on matters within its competence. In the case of a vote on 

matters within its competence, and notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 

(I) of Article 19, the votes which its member States are entitled to cast in the 

Executive Board may be cast collectively by any one of those member States. 

Article 5. SEPARATE MEMBERSHIP IN RI:SIE(CT O: DIE'SIGNATEI) TERRIToRIES 

Any Contracting Party which is a net importer of coffee may, at any time, by 

appropriate notification in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (2) of 

Article 64, declare that it is participating in the Organization separately with 

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respect to any of the territories for whose international relations it is responsible, 

which are net exporters of coffee and which it designates. In such case, the 

metropolitan territory and its non-designated territories will have a single 

Membership, and its designated territories, either individually or collectively as 

the notification indicates, will have separate Membership. 

Article 6. GROUP MEMBERSHIP UPON JOINING THE ORGANIZATION 

(I) Two or more Contracting Parties which are net exporters of coffee may, 

by appropriate notification to the Council and to the Secretary-General of the 

United Nations at the time of deposit of their respective instruments of approval, 

ratification, acceptance or accession, declare that they are joining the 

Organization as a Member group. A territory to which this Agreement has been 

extended under the provisions of paragraph (I) of Article 64 may constitute part 

of such Member group if the Government of the State responsible for its 

international relations has given appropriate notification thereof under the 

provisions of paragraph (2) of Article 64. Such Contracting Parties and designated 

territories must satisfy the following conditions: 

(a) they shall declare their willingness to accept responsibility for group 

obligations in an individual as well as a group capacity; 

(b) they shall subsequently provide satisfactory evidence to the Council that: 

(i) the group has the organization necessary to implement a common coffee 

policy and that they have the means of complying, together with the other 

parties to the group, with their obligations under this Agreement; and that 

either 

(ii) they have been recognised as a group in a previous international coffee 

agreement; or 

(iii) they have a common or coordinated commercial and economic policy in 

relation to coffee and a coordinated monetary and financial policy, as 

well as the organs necessary to implement such policies, so that the 

Council is satisfied that the Member group is able to comply with the 

group obligations involved. 

(2) The Member group shall constitute a single Member of the Organization, 

except that each party to the group shall be treated as if it were a single Member in 

relation to matters arising under the following provisions: 

(a) Articles II, 12 and 20 of Chapter IV; 

(b) Articles 50 and 51 of Chapter VIII; and 

(c) Article 67 of Chapter X. 

(3) The Contracting Parties and designated territories joining as a Member 

group shall specify the Government or organization which will represent them in 

the Council on matters arising under this Agreement other than those specified in 

paragraph (2) of this Article. 

(4) The voting rights of the Member group shall be as follows: 

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(a) the Member group shall have the same number of basic votes as a single 

Member country joining the Organization in an individual capacity. These 

basic votes shall be attributed to and cast by the Government or organization 

representing the group: and 

(b) in the event of a vote on any matters arising under the provisions of paragraph 

(2) of this Article, the parties to the Member group may cast separately the 

votes attributed to them under the provisions of paragraphs (3) and (4) of 

Article 13 as if each were an individual Member of the Organization, except 

for the basic votes, which shall remain attributable only to the Government or 

organization representing the group. 

(5) Any Contracting Party or designated territory which is a party to a 

Member group may. by notification to the Council, withdraw from that group and 

become i separate Member. Such withdrawal shall take effect upon receipt of the 

notification by the Council. If a party to a Member group withdraws from that 

group or ceases to participate in the Organization, the remaining parties to the 

group may apply to the Council to maintain the group: the group shall continue to 

exist unless the Council disapproves the application. If the Member group is 

dissolved, each former party to the group will become a separate Member. A 

Member which has ceased to be a party to a group may not, as long as this 

Agreement remains in force, again become a party to a group. 

Article 7. SUBSEQUENT GROUP MEMBERSHIP 

Two or more exporting Members may, at any time after this Agreement has 

entered into force, apply to the Council to form a Member group. The Council 

shall approve the application if it finds that the Members have made a declaration 

and have provided satisfactory evidence in accordance with the requirements of 

paragraph (I) of Article 6. Upon such approval, the Member group shall be 

subject to the provisions of paragraphs (2), (3), (4) and (5) of that Article. 

CHAPTER IV. ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION 

Article 8. SEAT AND STRUCTURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COFFEE 

ORGANIZATION 

(I) The International Coffee Organization established under the 1962 

Agreement shall continue in being to administer the provisions and supervise the 

operation of this Agreement. 

(2) The seat of the Organization shall be in London unless the Council by a 

distributed two-thirds majority vote decides otherwise. 

(3) The Organization shall function through the International Coffee Council, 

the Executive Board, the Executive Director and the staff. 

Article 9. COMPOSITION OF THE INTERNATIONAL COFFEE COUNCIL 

(I) The highest authority of the Organization shall be the International 

Coffee Council, which shall consist of all the Members of the Organization. 

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(2) Each Member shall appoint one representative on the Council and, if it so 

desires, one or more alternates. A Member may also designate one or more 

advisers to its representative or alternates. 

Article 10. POWERS ANi) FUN(TIONS OF THE COUNCIl. 

(I) All powers specifically conferred by this Agreement shall be vested in the 

Council. which shall have the powers and perform the functions necessary to 

carry out the provisions of this Agreement. 

(2) The Council shall, by a distributed two-thirds majority vote, establish 

such rules and regulations, including its own rules of procedure and the financial 

and staff regulations of the Organization, as are necessary to carry out the 

provisions of this Agreement and are consistent therewith. The Council may, in 

its rules of procedure. provide the means whereby it may, without meeting, 

decide specific questions. 

(3) The Council shall also keep such records as are required to perform its 

functions tnder this Agreement and such other records as it considers desirable. 

Article II. EI.I- ("I'ION OTH I-CHAIRMAN ANI) VICE-CHAIIRMI'N (1: THI 'COUN('II. 

(I) The Council shall elect, for each coffee year, a Chairman and a first, a 

second and a third Vice-Chairman. 

(2) As a general rule, the Chairman and the first Vice-Chairman shall both be 

elected either from among the representatives of exporting Members or from 

among the representatives of importing Members and the second and the third 

Vice-Chairman shall be elected from among representatives of the other category 

of Member. These offices shall alternate each coffee year between the two 

categories of Member. 

(3) Neither the Chairman nor any Vice-Chairman acting as Chairman shall 

have the right to vote. His alternate will in such case exercise the voting rights of 

the Member. 

Article 12. SESSIONS 01: THE COUNCIL 

As a general rule, the Council shall hold regular sessions twice a year. It may 

hold special sessions should it so decide. Special sessions shall also be held at the 

request of the Executive Board, of any five Members, or of a Member or 

Members having at least 200 votes. Notice of sessions shall be given at least thirty 

days in advance except in cases of emergency. Sessions shall be held at the seat of 

the Organization, unless the Council decides otherwise. 

Article 13. VOTFS 

(I) The exporting Members shall together hold 1,000 votes and the importing 

Members shall together hold 1,000 votes, distributed within each category of 

Member-that is, exporting and importing Members, respectively-as provided 

for in the following paragraphs of this Article. 

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(2) Each Member shall have five basic votes, provided that the total number 

of basic votes within each category of Member does not exceed 150. Should there 

be more than thirty exporting Members or more than thirty importing Members, 

the number of basic votes for each Member within that category of Member shall 

be adjusted So as to keep the number of basic votes for each category of Member 

within the maximum of 150. 

(3) Exporting Members listed in Annex I as having an initial annual export 

quota of 100,000 bags of coffee or more but less than 400,000 bags shall, in 

addition to the basic votes, have the number of votes attributed to them in column 

2 of Annex I. If any exporting Member referred to in this paragraph elects to have 

a basic quota under the provisions of paragraph (5) of A'rticle 31. the provisions of 

this paragraph shall cease to apply to it. 

(4) Subject to the provisions of Article 32, the remaining votes of exporting 

Members shall be divided among those Members having a basic quota in 

proportion to the average volume of their respective exports of coffee to 

importing Members in coffee yeats 1968/69 to 1971/72 inclusive. This will 

constitute the basis of voting for the exporting Members concerned until 31 

December 1977. With effect from I January 1978 the remaining votes of exporting 

Members having a basic quota shall be calculated in proportion to the average 

volume of their respective exports of coffee to importing Members as follows: 

Wilh cffec I froon I jaliulry J('ff' Year%. 

1978 ................................. 1969/70. 1970/71. 1971/72. 1976/77 

1979 ................................. 1970/71. 1971/72. 1976/77. 1977/78 

1980 ................................. 1971/72. 1976/77, 1977/78. 1978/79 

1981. ................................. 1976/77, 1977/78. 1978/79. 1979/80 

1982 ................................. 1977/78. 1978/79. 1979/80. 1980/81 

(5) The remaining votes of importing Members shall be divided among those 

Members in proportion to the average volume of their respective coffee imports in 

the preceding three calendar years. 

(6) The distribution of votes shall be determined by the Council in 

accordance with the provisions of this Article at the beginning of each coffee year 

and shall remain in effect during that year. except as provided for in paragraphs 

(4) and (7) of this Article. 

(7) The Council shall provide for the redistribution of votes in accordance 

with the provisions of this Article whenever there is a change in the Membership 

of the Organization, or if the voting rights of a Member are suspended or regained 

under the provisions of Articles 26, 42, 45 or 58. 

(8) No Member shall hold more than 400 votes. 

(9) There shall be no fractional votes. 

Article 14. VOTING PROCEDURE OF THE COUNCIl. 

(I) Each Member shall be entitled to cast the number of votes it holds and 

shall not be entitled to divide its votes. However, a Member may cast differently 

any votes which it holds under the provisions of paragraph (2) of this Article. 

(2) Any exporting Member may authorise any other exporting Member, and 

any importing Member may authorise any other importing Member, to represent 

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its interests and to exercise its right to vote at any meeting or meetings of the 

Council. The limitation provided for in paragraph (8) of Article 13 shall not apply 

in this case. 

Article 15. DECISIONS OF THE COUNCIL 

(I) All decisions of the Council shall be taken, and all recommendations shall 

be made, by a distributed simple majority vote unless otherwise provided for in 

this Agreement. 

(2) The following procedure shall apply with respect to any decision by the 

Council which under the provisions of this Agreement requires a distributed 

two-thirds majority vote: 

(a) if a distributed two-thirds majority vote is not obtained because of the 

negative vote of three or less exporting or three or less importing Members, 

the proposal shall, if the Council so decides by a majority of the Members 

present and by a distributed simple majority vote, be put to a vote again within 

48 hours: 

(b) if a distributed two-thirds majority vote is again not obtained because of the 

negative vote of two or less importing or two or less exporting Members, the 

proposal shall, if the Council so decides by a majority of the Members present 

and by a distributed simple majority vote, be put to a vote again within 24 

hours: 

(c) if a distributed two-thirds majority vote is not obtained in the third vote 

because of the negative vote of one exporting Member or one importing 

Member, the proposal shall be considered adopted: and 

(d) if the Council fails to put a proposal to a further vote, it shall be considered 

rejected. 

(3) Members undertake to accept its binding all decisions of the Council 

under the provisions of this Agreement. 

Article 16. COMPOSITION )1: THE BOARD 

(I) The Executive Board shall consist of eight exporting Members and eight 

importing Members elected for each coffee year in accordance with the 

provisions of Article 17. Members may be re-elected. 

(2) Each member of the Board shall appoint one representative and, if it so 

desires, one or more alternates. Each member may also designate one or more 

advisers to its representative or alternates. 

(3) The Executive Board shall have a Chairman and Vice-Chairman who 

shall be elected by the Council for each coffee year and may be re-elected. 

Neither the Chairman nor a Vice-Chairman acting as Chairman shall have the 

right to vote. If a representative is elected Chairman or if a Vice-Chairman is 

acting as Chairman, his alternate will have the right to vote in his place. As a 

general rule, the Chairman and the Vice-Chairman for each coffee year shall be 

elected from among the representatives of the same category of Member. 

(4) The Board shall normally meet at the seat of the Organization but may 

meet elsewhere. 

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Article 17. EI.TION OF THE BOARD 

(I) The exporting and the importing members of the Board shall be elected in 

the Council by the exporting and the importing Members of the Organization 

respectively. The election within each category shall be held in accordance with 

the provisions of the following paragraphs of this Article. 

(2) Each Member shall cast for a single candidate all the votes to which it is 

entitled under the provisions of Article 13. A Member may cast for another 

candidate any votes \ hich it holds under the provisions of paragraph (2) of Article 

14. 

(3) The eight candidates receiving the largest number of votes shall be 

elected, however, no candidate shall be elected on the first ballot unless it 

receives at least 75 votes. 

(4) If, under the provisions of paragraph (3) of this Article, less than eight 

candidates are elected on the first ballot, further ballots shall be held in which 

only Members which did not vote for any of the candidates elected shall have the 

right to vote. In each further ballot the minimum number of votes required for 

election shall be successively diminished by five until eight candidates are 

elected. 

(5) Any Member which did not vote for any of the Members elected shall 

assign its votes to one of them, subject to the provisions of paragraphs (6) and (7) 

of this Article. 

(6) A Member shall be deemed to have received the number of votes cast for 

it when it was elected and, in addition, the number of votes assigned to it, 

provided that the total number of votes shall not exceed 499 for any Member 

elected. 

(7) If the votes deemed received by an elected Member exceed 499, 

Members which voted for or assigned their votes to such elected Member shall 

arrange among themselves for one or more of them to withdraw their votes from 

that Member and assign or re-assign them to another elected Member so that the 

votes received by each elected Member shall not exceed the limit of 499. 

Article 18. COMPETEN('E O1 IHE BoARI) 

(I) The Board shall be responsible to and work uinder the general direction of 

the Council. 

(2) The Council may, by a distributed two-thirds majority vote, delegate to 

the Board the exercise of any or all of its powers other than the following: 

(a) approval of the administrative budget and assessment of contributions uinder 

the provisions of Article 25: 

(b) suspension of the voting rights of a Member uinder the provisions of Articles 

45 or 58: 

(c) waiver of the obligations of a Member uinder the provisions of Article 56: 

(d) decisions on disputes under the provisions of Article 58: 

(e) establishment of conditions for accession under the provisions of Article 62: 

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(f) a decision to require the exclusion of a Member under the provisions of Article 

66: 

(g) a decision concerning renegotiation, extension or termination of this 

Agreement Linder the provisions of Article 68: and 

(I/) recommendation of amendments to Members under the provisions of Article 

69. 

(3) The Council may, by a distributed simple majority vote, at any time 

revoke any powers which have been delegated to the Board. 

Article 19. VOTING PROCED)URE OF THE BOARD 

(I) Each member of the Board shall be entitled to cast the number of votes 

received by it under the provisions of paragraphs (6) and (7) of Article 17. Voting 

by proxy shall not be allowed. A member of the Board shall not be entitled to 

divide its votes. 

(2) Any decision taken by the Board shall require the same majority as Such 

decision would require if taken by the Council. 

Article 20. QUORUM FOR THE COUNCIl. AND THE BOARD 

(I) The quorum for any meeting of the Council shall be the presence of a 

majority of the Members representing a distributed two-thirds majority of the 

total votes. If there is no quorum at the time appointed for the commencement of 

any Council meeting, the Chairman of the Council may decide to postpone the 

opening time of the meeting for at least three hours. If there is no quorum at the 

new time set, the Chairman may again defer the opening time of the Council 

meeting for at least a further three hours. This procedure may be repeated until a 

quorum is present at the appointed time. Representation in accordance with the 

provisions of paragraph (2) of Article 14 shall be considered as presence. 

(2) The quorum for any meeting of the Board shall be the presence of a 

majority of the members representing a distributed two-thirds majority of the 

total votes. 

Article 21. THE EXECurTvIE DIRECTOR AND THE STAFF 

(I) The Council shall appoint the Executive Director on the recommendation 

of the Board. The terms of appointment of the Executive Director shall be 

established by the Council and shall be comparable to those applying to 

corresponding officials of similar intergovernmental organizations. 

(2) The Executive Director shall be the chef administrative officer of the 

Organization and shall be responsible for the performance of any duties devolving 

upon him in the administration of this Agreement. 

(3) The Executive Director shall appoint the staff in accordance with 

regulations established by the Council. 

(4) Neither the Executive Director nor any member of the staff shall have 

any financial interest in the coffee industry, coffee trade or the transportation of 

coffee. 

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(5) In the performance of their duties, the Executive Director and the staff 

shall not seek or receive instructions from any Member or from any other 

authority external to the Organization. They shall refrain from any action which 

might reflect on their position as international officials responsible only to the 

Organization. Each Member undertakes to respect the exclusively international 

character of the responsibilities of the Executive Director and the staff and not to 

seek to influence them in the discharge of their responsibilities. 

Article 22. COOPERATION WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS 

The Council may make whatever arrangements are desirable for consultation 

and cooperation with the United Nations and its specialized agencies and with 

other appropriate intergovernmental organizations. The Council may invite these 

organizations and any organizations concerned with coffee to send observers to 

its meetings. 

CHAI~rER V. PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES 

Article 23. PRIVIIEGES AND IMMUNITIES 

(I) The Organization shall have legal personality. It shall in particular have 

the capacity to contract, acquire and dispose of movable and immovable property 

and to institute legal proceedings. 

(2) The status, privileges and immunities of the Organization, of its 

Executive Director, its staff and experts, and of representatives of Members 

while in the territory of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern 

Ireland for the purpose of exercising their functions, shall continue to be 

governed by the Headquarters Agreement concluded between the Government of 

the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (hereinafter referred 

to as the host Government) and the Organization on 28 May 1969.' 

(3) The Headquarters Agreement referred to in paragraph (2) of this Article 

shall be independent of this Agreement. It shall however terminate: 

(a) by agreement between the host Government and the Organization' 

(b) in the event of the headquarters of the Organization being moved from the 

territory of the host Government; or 

(c) in the event of the Organization ceasing to exist. 

(4) The Organization may conclude with one or more other Members 

agreements to be approved by the Council relating to such privileges and 

immunities as may be necessary for the proper functioning of this Agreement. 

(5) The Governments of Member countries other than the host Government 

shall grant the Organization the same facilities in respect of currency or exchange 

restrictions, maintenance of bank accounts and transfer of monies, as are 

accorded to the specialized agencies of the United Nations. 

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CHAInTER Vi. FINANCE 

Article 24. FINANCE 

(I) The expenses of delegations to the Council, representatives on the Board 

and representatives on any of the committees of the Council or the Board shall be 

met by their respective Governments. 

(2) The other expenses necessary for the administration of this Agreement 

shall be met by annual contributions from the Members assessed in accordance 

with the provisions of Article 25. However, the Council may levy fees for specific 

services. 

(3) The financial year of the Organization shall be the same as the coffee 

year. 

Article 25. DETERMINATiON OF THE" BUDGET AN) ASSESSMENT 

OF CONTR11UTiONS 

I ) During the second half of each financial year. the Council shall approve 

the administrative budget of the Organization for the following financial year and 

shall assess the contribution of each Member to that budget. 

(2) The contribution of each Member to the budget for each financial year 

shall be in the proportion which the number of its votes at the time the budget for 

that financial year is approved bears to the total votes of all the Members. 

However, if there is tiny change in the distribution of votes among Members in 

accordance with the provisions of paragraph (6) of Article 13 at the beginning of 

the financial year for which contributions aire assessed, such contributions shall 

be correspondingly adjusted for that year. In determining contributions, the votes 

of each Member shall be calculated without regard to the suspension of the voting 

rights of any Member or any redistribution of votes resulting therefrom. 

(3) The initial contribution of any Member joining the Organization after the 

entry into force of this Agreement shall be assessed by the Council on the basis of 

the number of votes to be held by it and the period remaining in the current 

financial year, but the assessments made upon other Members for the current 

financial year shall not be altered. 

Article 26. PAYMENT 01 CONTRIIIUTIONS 

I) Contributions to the administrative budget for each financial year shall be 

payable in freely convertible currency and shall become due on the first day of 

that financial year. 

(2) If tiny Member fails to pay its full contribution to the administrative 

budget within six months of the date on which the contribution is due, both its 

voting rights in the Council and its right to have its votes cast in the Board shall be 

suspended until such contribution has been paid. However, unless the Council by 

a distributed two-thirds majority vote so decides, such Member shall not be 

deprived of any of its other rights nor relieved of any of its obligations Under this 

Agreement. 

(3) Any Member whose voting rights have been suspended either tinder the 

provisions of paragraph (2) of this Article or Under the provisions of Articles 42, 

45 or 58 shall nevertheless remain responsible for the payment of its contribution. 

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Article 27. AUDIIT AND PUiIICATION or Au'()UNTS 

As soon as possible after the close of each financial year. an independently 

audited statement of the Organization's receipts and expenditures during that 

financial year shall be presented to the Council for approval and publication. 

CHAPTER VII. REGULATION OF EX1PORTS AND IMPORTS 

Article 28. GENERAL PROVISIONS 

(I) All decisions of the Council undCr the provisions of this Chapter shall be 

adopted by a distributed two-thirds majority vote. 

(2) The word "annual" in this Chapter shall mean any period of twelve 

months established by the Council. However. the.Council may adopt procedur.-s 

for applying the provisions of this Chapter for a period longer than twelve 

months. 

Article 29. MARKIS'I'S SUB.II'('T ITO QUOTA 

For the purpose of this Agreement. the world coffee market Shall be divided 

into Member quotl a1nd non-member non-quotll markets. 

Article 30. BASIC QUOTAS 

(I) Each exporting Member shall, subject to the provisions of Articles 31 and 

32. be entitled to a basic quota calculated in accordance with the provisions of this 

Article. 

(2) If. Under the provisions of Article 33. quotas come into effect during 

coffee year 1976/77, the basic quota to be used for the distribution of the fixed 

part of the quotas shall be calculated on the basis of the average volume of the 

annual exports of each exporting Member to importing Members in coffee years 

1968/69 to 1971/72. This distribution of the fixed part shall remain in effect until 

the quotas are suspended for the first time Under the provision,, of Article 33. 

(3) If quotas are not introduced in coffee year 1976/77 bUt come into effect 

during coffee year 1977/78. the basic quota to be used for the distribution of the 

fixed part of the quota.s shall be calculated by selecting for each exporting 

Member the higher of the following: 

(a) the volime of its exports to importing Members during coffee year 1976/77 

calculated on the basis of information obtained from Certificates of Origin; or 

(b) the figure resulting from the application of the procedure established in 


This distribution of the fixed part shall remain in effect until the quotas are 

suspended for the first time Under the provisions of Article 33. 

(4) If quotas come into effect for the first time or are reintroduced during 

coffee year 1978/79. or at any time thereafter, the basic qtalo to be used for the 

distribution of the fixed part of the quotas shall be calculated by selecting for each 

exporting Member the higher of the following: 

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(a) the ,verage of the volume of its exports to importing Members for coffee 

years 1976/77 and 1977/78 calculated on the basis of information obtained 

from Certificates of Origin- or 

(h) the figure resulting from the application of the procedure established in 


(5) If quotas are introduced under the provisions of paragraph (2) of this 

Article and subsequently suspended, their reintroduction during coffee year 

1977/78 shall be governed by the provisions of paragraph (3) of this Article and 

paragraph (I) of Article 35. The reintroduction of quotas during coffee year 

1978/79. or at any time thereafter, shall be governed by the provisions of 

paragraph (4) of this Article and paragraph (I) of Article 35. 

Article 31. ExPORTING MliMIwIRs ExE-MPr FROM BASIC" QUOTAS 

(I) Subject to the provisions of paragraphs (4) and (5) of this Article, a basic 

quota shall not be allocated to the exporting Members listed in Annex I. Subject 

to the provisions of Article 33. in coffee year 1976/77 these Members shall have 

the initial annual export quotas set out in column I of that Annex. Subject to the 

provisions of paragraph (2) of this Article and to those of Article 33, the qutota of 

these Members in each of the subsequent coffee years shall be increased by: 

(a) 10 percent of the initial annual export quota in the case of Members whose 

initial annual export quota is less than 100,000 bags: and 

(b) 5 percent of the initial annual export quota in the case of Members whose 

initial annual export quota is 100,000 bags or more but less than 400,000 bags. 

These annual increments shall be deemed, for the purpose of setting the annual 

quotas of the Members concerned whenever quotas are introduced or 

reintroduced under the provisions of Article 33, to have been effective from the 

entry into force of this Agreement. 

(2) Not later than 31 July of each year, each Member referred to in paragraph 

(I) of this Article shall notify the Council of the amount of coffee it is likely to 

have available for export during the next coffee year. The quota for the next 

coffee year shall be the amount thus indicated by the exporting Member. provided 

that such arnount is within the permissible limit defined in paragraph ( I) of this 

Article. 

(3) When the annual quota of an exporting Member having an initial annual 

export quota of less than 100,000 bags reaches or exceeds the maximum of 

100,000 bags referred to in paragraph (I) of this Article, the Member shall 

thereafter be subject to the provisions applicable to exporting Members whose 

initial annual export quotas are 100,000 bags or more but less than 400,000 bags. 

(4) When the annual quota of an exporting Member having an initial annual 

export quota of less than 400,000 bags reaches the maximum of 400,000 bags 

referred to in paragraph (I) of this Article, the Member shall thereafter be subject 

to the provisions of Article 35 and the Council shall set a basic quota for such 

Member. 

(5) Any exporting Member listed in Annex I which exports 100.000 bags or 

more may at iny time request the Council to establish a basic quota for it. 

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(6) Members whose annual quotas are less than 100,000 bags shall not be 

subject to the provisions of Articles 36 and 37. 

Article 32. PROVISIONS FOR THE ADJUSTMENT O1: BASIC QUOTAS 

(I) If an importing country which was neither a member of the International 

Coffee Agreement 1968 nor of the International Coffee Agreement 1968 as 

Extended' becomes a Member of this Agreement, the Council shall adjust the 

basic quotas resulting from the application of the provisions of Article 30. 

(2) The adjustment referred to in paragraph (1) of this Article shall take into 

account either the average exports of individual exporting Members to the 

importing country concerned during the period 1968 to 1972 or the proportionate 

share of individual exporting Members in the average imports of that country 

during the same period. 

(3) The Council shall approve the data to be used as a basis for the 

calculations necessary for the adjustment of basic quotas, as well as the criteria to 

be followed for the purpose of applying the provisions of this Article. 

Article 33. PROVISIONS FOR THE INTRODUCTION. SUSPENSION 

AND REINTRODUCTION OF QUOTAS 

(I) Unless the Council decides otherwise, quotas shall come into effect at 

any time during the life of this Agreement if: 

(a) the composite indicator price remains on average, for 20 consecutive market 

days, at or below the ceiling of the price range currently in effect established 

by the Council under the provisions of Article 38: 

(b) in the absence of a decision by the Council to establish a price range: 

(i) the average of the indicator prices for Other Mild and Robusta coffees 

remains on average, for 20 consecutive market days, at or below the 

average of these prices for calendar year 1975 as maintained by the 

Organization during the life of the International Coffee Agreement 1968 as 

Extended: or 

(ii) subject to the provisions of paragraph (2) of this Article, the composite 

indicator price calculated under the provisions of Article 38 remains on 

average, for 20 consecutive market days, 15 percent or more below the 

average composite indicator price for the preceding coffee year during 

which this Agreement was in force. 

Notwithstanding the preceding provisions of this paragraph, quotas shall not 

come into effect on the entry into force of this Agreement unless the average of 

the indicator prices for Other Mild and Robusta coffees remains on average, for 

the 20 consecutive market days immediately preceding that date, at or below the 

average of these prices for calendar year 1975. 

(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of sub-paragraph (b) (ii) of paragraph ( I) 

of this Article, quotas shall not come into effect, unless the Council decides 

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coffees remains on average, for 20 consecutive market days. 22.5 percent or more 

above the average of these prices for calendar year 1975. 

(3) The prices specified in sub-paragraph (h) (i) of paragraph (I) and in 

paragraph (2) of this Article shall be reviewed and may be revised by the Council 

prior to 30 September 1978 and to 30 September 1980. 

(4) Unless the Council decides otherwise, quotas shall be suspended: 

(a) if the composite indicator price remains on average, for 20 consecutive 

market days, 15 percent above the ceiling of the price range established by the 

Council and currently in force: or 

(b) in the absence of a decision by the Council to establish a price range. if the 

composite indicator price remains on average, for 20 consecutive market 

days, 15 percent or more above the average composite indicator price 

recorded during the preceding calendar year. 

(5) Unless the Council decides otherwise, quotas shall be reintroduced, after 

suspension under the provisions of paragraph (4) of this Article, in accordance 

with the provisions of paragraphs (I), (2) and (6). 

(6) Whenever the relevant price conditions referred to in paragraph (I) of 

this Article are met, and subject to the provisions of paragraph (2) of this Article. 

quotas shall come into effect as soon as possible and in any event not later than 

the quarter following the fulfilment of the relevant price conditions. The quotas 

shall, except as otherwise provided for in this Agreement. be fixed for a period of 

four quarters. If the global annual and quarterly quotas have not previously been 

established by the Council, the Executive Director shall set a quota on the basis of 

the disappearance of coffee in quota markets, estimated in accordance with the 

criteria established in Article 34: such quota shall be allocated to exporting 

Members in accordance with the provisions of Articles 31 and 35. 

(7) The Council shall be convened during the first quarter after quotas come 

into effect in order to establish price ranges and to review and, if necessary, 

revise quotas for such period as the Council deems advisable, provided that such 

period does not exceed twelve months from the date on which quotas came into 

effect. 

Article 34. SETHING OF THE GIOBAi. ANNUAl. QUOTA 

Subject to the provisions of Article 33. the Council shall, at its last regular 

session of the coffee year, set a global annual quota taking into account inter aia 

the following: 

(ai) estimated annual consumption of importing Members: 

(b) estimated imports of Members from other importing Members and from 

non-member countries: 

(c) estimated changes in the level of inventories in importing Member countries 

and in free ports: 

(d) compliance with the provisions of Article 40 concerning shortfalls and their 

redistribution: and 

(e) for the introduction or reintroduction of quotas under the provisions of 

paragraphs (I) and (5) of Article 33. exports of exporting Members to 

importing Members and to non-members during the twelve-month period 

preceding the introduction of quotas. 

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Article 35. ALLOCATION OF ANNUAL QUOTAS 

(I) In the light of the decision taken under the provisions of Article 34 and 

after deducting the amount of coffee required to comply with the provisions of 

Article 3 1, annual quotas shall be allocated in fixed and variable parts to exporting 

Members entitled to a basic quota. The fixed part shall correspond to 70 percent 

of the global annual quota, as adjusted to comply with the provisions of Article 

31, and shall be distributed among exporting Members in accordance with the 

provisions of Article 30. The variable part shall correspond to 30 percent of the 

global annual quota, as adjusted to comply with the provisions of Article 31. 

These proportions may be changed by the Council but the fixed part shall never be 

less than 70 percent. Subject to the provisions of paragraph (2) of this Article, the 

variable part shall be distributed among exporting Members in the proportion 

which the verified stocks of each exporting Member bear to the total verified 

stocks of all exporting Members having basic quotas, provided that, unless the 

Council establishes a different limit, no Member shall receive a share of the 

variable part of the quota in excess of 40 percent of the total volume of such 

variable part. 

(2) The stocks to be taken into account for the purposes of this Article shall 

be those verified, in accordance with the appropriate rules for the verification of 

stocks, at the end of the crop year of each exporting Member immediately 

preceding the setting of quotas. 

Article 36. QUARTERLY QUOTAS 

(I) Immediately following the allocation of annual quotas under the 

provisions of paragraph (I) of Article 35, and subject to the provisions of Article 

3 1, the Council shall allocate quarterly quotas to each exporting Member for the 

purpose of assuring an orderly flow of coffee to world markets throughout the 

period for which quotas are set. 

(2) These quotas shall be, as nearly as possible, 25 percent of the annual 

quota of each Member. No Member shall be allowed to export more than 30 

percent in the first quarter, 60 percent in the first two quarters, and 80 percent in 

the first three quarters. If exports by any Member in one quarter are less than its 

quota for that quarter, the outstanding balance shall be added to its quota for the 

following quarter. 

(3) The provisions of this Article shall also apply to the implementation of 

paragraph (6) of Article 33. 

(4) If, on account of exceptional circumstances, an exporting Member 

considers that the limitations provided in paragraph (2) of this Article would be 

likely to cause serious harm to its economy, the Council may, at the request of 

that Member, take appropriate action under the provisions of Article 56. The 

Member concerned must furnish evidence of harm and provide adequate 

guarantees concerning the maintenance of price stability. The Council shall not, 

however, in any event, authorise a Member to export more than 35 percent of its 

annual quota in the first quarter, 65 percent in the first two quarters, and 85 

percent in the first three quarters. 

Article 37. ADJUSTMENT OF ANNUAL AND QUARTERLY QUOTAS 

(I) If market conditions so require. the Council may vary the annual and 

quarterly quotas allocated under the provisions of Articles 33, 35 and 36. Subject 

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to the provisions of paragraph (I) of Article 35 and except as provided for in 

Article 31 and paragraph (3) of Article 39, the quotas of each exporting Member 

shall be varied by the same percentage. 

(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (I) of this Article, the 

Council may, if it finds the market situation so requires, make adjustments among 

the current and remaining quarterly quotas of exporting Members without, 

however, altering the annual quotas. 

Article 38. PRICE MEASURES 

(I) The Council shall establish a system of indicator prices which shall 

provide for a daily composite indicator price. 

(2) On the basis of such a system, the Council may establish price ranges and 

price differentials for the principal types and/or groups of coffee and a composite 

price range. 

(3) In establishing and adjusting any price range for the purposes of this 

Article, the Council shall take into consideration the prevailing level and trend of 

coffee prices including the influence thereon of: 

- the levels and trends of consumption and production as well as stocks in 

importing and exporting countries- 

- changes in the world monetary system: 

- the trend of world inflation or deflation; and 

- any other factors which might affect the achievement of the objectives set out 

in this Agreement. 

The Executive Director shall supply the data necessary to permit the Council to 

give due consideration to the foregoing elements. 

(4) The Council shall make rules concerning the effect of the introduction of 

quotas or adjustments thereto on contracts entered into prior to such introduction 

or adjustment. 

Article 39. ADDITIONAl. MEASURES FOR THE ADJUSTMENT OF QUOTAS 

(I) If quotas are in effect, the Council shall be convened in order to establish 

a system for the pro rata adjustment of quotas in response to movements in the 

composite indicator price, as provided for in Article 38. 

(2) Such a system shall include provisions regarding price ranges, the 

number of market days over which counts shall be held and the number and size 

of adjustments. 

(3) The Council may also establish a system for increasing quotas in 

response to the movement of the prices of the principal types and/or groups of 

coffee. 

Article 40. SHORTFALLS 

(I) Each exporting Member shall declare any anticipated shortfall from its 

export entitlement in order to permit redistribution in the same coffee year among 

exporting Members able and prepared to export the amount of shortfalls. Seventy 

percent of the quantity declared in accordance with the provisions of this paragraph 

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shall be offered for redistribution in the first instance among other Members 

exporting the same type of coffee in proportion to their basic quotas and 30 

percent in the first instance to Members exporting the other type of coffee also in 

proportion to their basic quotas. 

(2) If a Member declares a shortfall within the first six months of a coffee 

year, the annual quota of that Member shall, in the following coffee year, be 

increased by an amount of 30 percent of the volume declared and not exported. 

This amount shall be charged to the annual export entitlements of those exporting 

Members which have accepted the redistribution under the provisions of 

paragraph (I) of this Article, pro rata to their participation in that redistribution. 

Article 41. ExPORT ENTITLEMENT OF A MEMBER GROUP 

If two or more Members form a Member group in accordance with the 

provisions of Articles 6 and 7, the basic quotas or the export entitlements, as the 

case may be, of those Members shall be added together and the combined total 

treated as a single basic quota or a single export entitlement for the purposes of 

this Chapter. 

Article 42. COMPLIANCE WITH QUOTAS 

(I) Exporting Members shall adopt the measures required to ensure full 

compliance with all provisions of this Agreement relating to quotas. In addition to 

any measures the Member itself may take, the Council may require such Member 

to adopt additional measures for the effective implementation of the quota system 

provided for in this Agreement. 

(2) Exporting Members shall not exceed the annual and quarterly quotas 

allocated to them. 

(3) If an exporting Member exceeds its quota for any quarter, the Council 

shall deduct from one or more of its subsequent quotas a quantity equal to 110 

percent of that excess. 

(4) If an exporting Member for the second time exceeds its quarterly quota, 

the Council shall make the same deduction as that provided for in paragraph (3) of 

this Article. 

(5) If an exporting Member for a third or subsequent time exceeds its 

quarterly quota, the Council shall make the same deduction as provided for in 

paragraph (3) of this Article and the voting rights of the Member shall be 

suspended until such time as the Council decides whether to exclude such 

Member from the Organization under the provisions of Article 66. 

(6) The deductions provided for in paragraphs (3), (4) and (5) of this Article 

shall be deemed to be shortfalls for the purposes of paragraph (1) of Article 40. 

(7) The Council shall apply the provisions of paragraphs (1) to (5) of this 

Article as soon as the necessary information is available. 

Article 43. CERTIFICATES OF ORIGIN AND RE-EXPORT 

(I) Every export of coffee by a Member shall be covered by a valid 

Certificate of Origin. Certificates of Origin shall be issued, in accordance with 

rules established by the Council, by a qualified agency chosen by the Member and 

approved by the Organization. 

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(2) If quotas are in effect, every re-export of coffee by at Member shall be 

covered by a valid Certificate of Re-export. Certificates of Re-export shall be 

issued, in accordance with rules established by the Council, by a qualified agency 

chosen by the Member and approved by the Organization, and shall certify that 

the coffee in question was imported in accordance with the provisions of this 

Agreement. 

(3) The rules referred to in this Article shall contain provisions which will 

permit their application to groups of importing Members forming a customs 

union. 

(4) The Council may make rules governing the printing, validation, issuing 

and use of Certificates and may adopt measures to issue coffee export stamps 

against payment of a fee to be determined by the Council. The affixing of such 

stamps to Certificates of Origin may be one of the means prescribed for the 

validation of such Certificates. The Council may make similar arrangements for 

the validation of other forms of Certificates and for the issuing of other forms of 

coffee stamps on conditions to be determined. 

(5) Each Member shall notify the Organization of the government or 

non-government agency which is to perform the functions specified in paragraphs 

(I) and (2) of this Article. The Organization shall specifically approve a 

non-government agency upon submission by the Member of satisfactory evidence 

of the agency's ability and willingness to fulfil the Member's responsibilities in 

accordance with the rules and regulations established under the provisions of this 

Agreement. The Council may at any time, for cause, declare a particular 

non-government agency to be no longer acceptable to it. The Council shall, either 

directly or through an internationally recognised world-wide organization, take all 

necessary steps so that at any time it will be able to satisfy itself that all forms of 

Certificate are being issued and used correctly and to ascertain the quantities of 

coffee which have been exported by each Member. 

(6) A non-government agency approved as a certifying agency under the 

provisions of paragraph (5) of this Article shall keep records of the Certificates 

issued and the basis for their issue, for a period of not less than four years. In 

order to obtain approval as it certifying agency under the provisions of paragraph 

(5) of this Article, it non-government agency must previously agree to make such 

records available for examination by the Organization. 

(7) If quotas are in effect Members shall, subject to the provisions of Article 

44 and those of paragraphs (I) and (2) of Article 45, prohibit the import of any 

shipment of coffee which is not accompanied by it valid Certificate in the 

appropriate form issued in accordance with rules established by the Council. 

(8) Small quantities of coffee in such forms as the Council may determine, or 

coffee for direct consumption on ships, aircraft and other international carriers, 

shall be exempt from the provisions of paragraphs (I) and (2) of this Article. 

Article 44. EXPORTS NOT CHARGED TO QUOTAS 

(I) As provided for in Article 29, exports to countries not members of this 

Agreement shall not be charged to quotas. The Council may make rules 

governing, inter alia. the conduct and supervision of this trade, the treatment of, 

and the penalties for, diversions and re-exports from non-member to Member 

countries and the documents required to cover exports to both Member and 

non-member countries. 

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(2) Exports of coffee beans as raw material for industrial processing for any 

purposes other than human consumption as a beverage or foodstuff shall not be 

charged to quotas, provided that the Council is satisfied from information 

supplied by the exporting Member that the coffee beans are in fact used for such 

other purposes. 

(3) The Council may. at the request of an exporting Member, decide that 

exports of coffee made by that Member for humanitarian or other noncommercial 

purposes shall not he charged to its quota. 

Article 45. RE(iUI.ATION OF IMIPORTS 

(I) To prevent non-member countries from increasing their exports at the 

expense of exporting Members, each Member shall, whenever quotas are in 

effect, limit its annual imports of coffee from non-member countries which were 

not Members of the International Coffee Agreement 1968 to an amount equal to 

the annual average of its imports of coffee from non-member countries from 

either calendar year 1971 to calendar year 1974 inclusive, or from calendar year 

1972 to calendar year 1974 inclusive. 

(2) Whenever quotas are in effect, Members shall also limit their annual 

imports of coffee from each non-member which was a Member of the 

International Coffee Agreement 1968 or the International Coffee Agreement 1968 

as Extended to a quantity not greater than a percentage of the average annual 

imports from that non-member during coffee years 1968/69 to 1971/72. Such 

percentage shall correspond to the proportion which the fixed part bears to the 

global annual quota, under the provisions of paragraph (I) of Article 35, at the 

time when quotas come into effect. 

(3) The Council may suspend or vary these quantitative limitations if it finds 

such action necessary for the purposes of this Agreement. 

(4) The obligations established in the preceding paragraphs of this Article 

shall not derogate from any conflicting bilateral or multilateral obligations which 

importing Members have entered into with non-member countries prior to the 

entry into force of this Agreement, provided that any importing Member which 

has such conflicting obligations shall carry them out in such a way as to minimise 

any conflict with the obligations established in the preceding paragraphs. Such 

Member shall take steps as soon as possible to bring its obligations into harmony 

with the provisions of paragraphs (I) and (2) of this Article and shall inform the 

Council of the details of the conflicting obligations as well as of the steps taken to 

minimise or eliminate the conflict. 

(5) If an importing Member fails to comply with the provisions of this Article 

the Council may suspend both its voting rights in the Council and its right to have 

its votes cast in the Board. 

CHAI-TER VIl. OTHER ECONOMIC PROVISIONS 

Article 46. ME.ASUREs RI,AT'D TO PROCESSED COFFEI: 

(I) Members recognise the need of developing countries to broaden the base 

of their economies through. inter alia. industrialisation and the export of 

manufactured products, including the processing of coffee and the export of 

processed coffee. 

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(2) In this connection, Members shall avoid the adoption of governmental 

measures which could cause disruption to the coffee sector of other Members. 

(3) Should a Member consider that the provisions of paragraph (2) of this 

Article are not being complied with, it should consult with the other Members 

concerned, having due regard to the provisions of Article 57. The Members 

concerned shall make every effort to reach amicable settlement on a bilateral 

basis. If these consultations do not lead to a mutually satisfactory solution, either 

party may bring the matter before the Council for consideration under the 

provisions of Article 58. 

(4) Nothing in this Agreement shall prejudice the right of any Member to 

take measures to prevent or remedy disruption to its coffee sector by imports of 

processed coffee. 

Article 47. PROMOTION 

(I) Members undertake to encourage the consumption of coffee by every 

possible means. To achieve this purpose, a Promotion Fund shall be established 

with the objectives of promoting consumption in importing countries by all 

appropriate means without regard to origin, type or brand of coffee, and of 

.achieving and maintaining the highest quality and purity of the beverage. 

(2) The Promotion Fund shall be administered by a committee. The 

membership of the Fund shall be limited to Members which contribute financially 

to the Fund. 

(3) The Fund shall be financed during coffee years 1976/77 and 1977/78 by a 

compulsory levy on coffee export stamps or equivalent export authorisations, 

payable by exporting Members with effect from I October 1976. Such levy shall 

be 5 U.S. cents per bag for Members listed in Annex I having initial annual export 

quotas of less than 100,000 bags; 10 U.S. cents per bag for Members listed in 

Annex I having initial annual export quotas of 100,000 bags or more but less than 

400,000 bags, and 25 U.S. cents per bag for all other exporting Members. The 

Fund may also be financed by voluntary contribt Lions from other Members on 

terms to be approved by the committee. 

(4) At any time, the committee may decide to continue to collect a 

compulsory levy in the third and subsequent coffee years if additional resources 

are necessary to comply with commitments undertaken in accordance with 

paragraph (7) of this Article. It may further decide to receive contributions of 

other Members on terms it shall approve. 

(5) The resources of the Fund shall be used mainly to finance promotion 

campaigns in importing Member countries. 

(6) The Fund may sponsor research and studies related to the consumption 

of coffee. 

(7) Importing Members, or trade associations in importing Member countries 

acceptable to the committee, may present proposals for campaigns for the 

promotion of coffee. The Fund may provide resources to finance up to 50 percent 

of the cost of such campaigns. Whenever a campaign is agreed upon, the 

percentage contribution of the committee to the campaign shall remain unaltered. 

The campaigns may be for a period of more than one year but not more than five 

years. 

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(8) The payment referred to in paragraph (3) of this Article shall be made 

against the delivery of coffee export stamps or equivalent export authorisations. 

The rules for the application of a system of Certificates of Origin, under the 

provisions of Article 43, shall incorporate provisions for the payment of the levy 

referred to in paragraph (3) of this Article. 

(9) The levy referred to in paragraphs (3) and (4) of this Article shall be 

payable in U.S. dollars to the Executive Director, who shall deposit the funds 

derived therefrom in a special account to be designated the Promotion Fund 

Account. 

(10) The committee shall control all funds in the Promotion Fund. As soon as 

possible after the close of each financial year, an independently audited statement 

of the receipts and expenditures of the Promotion Fund during that financial year 

shall be presented to the committee for approval. The audited accounts as 

approved by the committee shall be forwarded to the Council for information 

only. 

(11) The Executive Director shall be the Chairman of the committee and 

shall report periodically to the Council on the activities of the committee. 

(12) The administrative expenses necessary to carry out the provisions of 

this Article and those relating to promotion activities shall be charged to the 

Promotion Fund. 

(13) The committee shall establish its own bye-laws. 

Article 48. REMOVAl. OF OBSTACLES TO CONSUMIriON 

(I) Members recognise the utmost importance of achieving the greatest 

possible increase of coffee consumption as rapidly as possible, in particular 

through the progressive removal of any obstacles which may hinder such 

increase. 

(2) Members recognise that there are at present in effect measures which 

may to a greater or lesser extent hinder the increase in consumption of coffee, in 

particular: 

(a) import arrangements applicable to coffee, including preferential and other 

tariffs, quotas, operations of government monopolies and official purchasing 

agencies, and other administrative rules and commercial practices; 

(b) export arrangements as regards direct or indirect subsidies and other 

administrative rules and commercial practices; and 

(c) internal trade conditions and domestic legal and administrative provisions 

which may affect consumption. 

(3) Having regard to the objectives stated above and to the provisions of 

paragraph (4) of this Article, Members shall endeavour to pursue tariff reductions 

on coffee or to take other action to remove obstacles to increased consumption. 

(4) Taking into account their mutual interest, Members undertake to seek 

ways and means by which the obstacles to increased trade and consumption 

referred to in paragraph (2) of this Article may be progressively reduced and 

eventually, wherever possible, eliminated, or by which the effects of such 

obstacles may be substantially diminished. 

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(5) Taking into account any commitments undertaken under the provisions 

of paragraph (4) of this Article. Members shall inform the Council annually of all 

measures adopted with a view to implenenting the provisions of this Article. 

(6) The Executive Director shall prepare periodically a survey of the 

obstacles to consumption to be reviewed by the Council. 

(7) The Council may, in order to further the purposes of this Article, make 

recommendations to Members which shall report as soon as possible to the 

Council on the measures adopted with a view to implementing such 

recommendations. 

Article 49. MIXTURES AND SUISTITUIES 

(I) Members shall not maintain any regulations requiring the mixing, 

processing or using of other products with coffee for commercial resale ats coffee. 

Members shall endeavour to prohibit the sale and advertisement of products 

under the name of coffee if such products contain less than the equivalent of 

ninety percent green coffee as the basic raw material. 

(2) The Council may request any Member to take the steps necessary to 

ensure observance of the provisions of this Article. 

(3) The Executive Director shall submit to the Council a periodic report on 

compliance with the provisions of this Article. 

Article 50. PRODUCTION POI.ICY 

(I ) To facilitate the achievement of the objective set out in paragraph (I) of 

Article I, exporting Members undertake to use their best endeavours to adopt and 

to implement a production policy. 

(2) The Council may establish procedures for coordinating the production 

policies referred to in paragraph (I) of this Article. These procedures may include 

appropriate measures for, or encouragement of, diversification, together with the 

means whereby Members may obtain both technical and financial assistance. 

(3) The Council may establish a contribution payable by exporting Members 

which shall be used to permit the Organization to carry out appropriate technical 

studies for the purpose of assisting exporting Members to adopt the measures 

necessary to pursue an adequate production policy. Such contribution shall not 

exceed 2 U.S. cents per bag exported to importing Member countries and shall be 

payable in convertible currency. 

Article 51. POI.ICY RELATIVE TO COFEE STOCKS 

(I) To complement the provisions of Chapter VII and of Article 50, the 

Council shall, by a distributed two-thirds majority vote, establish a policy relating 

to coffee stocks in producing Member countries. 

(2) The Council shall adopt measures to ascertain annually the volume of 

coffee stocks in the hands of individual exporting Members in accordance with 

the provisions of Article 35. The Members concerned shall facilitate this annual 

survey. 

(3) Producing Members shall ensure that adequate facilities exist in their 

respective countries for the proper storage of coffee stocks. 

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(4) The Council shall undertake a study of the feasibility of supporting the 

objectives of this Agreement by an international stock arrangement. 

Article .52. CONSULTATION AND COOPIRATION WITH THI: TRAI)t" 

(I) The Organization shall maintain close liaison with appropriate nongovernmental 

organizations concerned with international commerce in coffee. 

and with experts in coffee matters. 

(2) Members shall conduct their activities within the framework of this 

Agreement in a manner consonant with established trade channels and shall 

refrain from discriminatory sales practices. In carrying out these activities they 

shall endeavour to take due account of the legitimate interests of the coffee trade. 

Article 53. INFORMATION 

I) The Organization shall act as a centre for the collection, exchange and 

publication of: 

(a) statistical information on world production, prices, exports and imports, 

distribution and consumption of coffee: and 

(b) in so far as is considered appropriate, technical information on the cultivation, 

processing and utilization of coffee. 

(2) The Council may require Members to furnish such information as it 

considers necessary for its operations, including regular statistical reports on 

coffee production, production trends, exports and imports, distribution, 

consumption. stocks, prices and taxation, but no information shall be published 

which might serve to identify the operations of persons or companies producing, 

processing or marketing coffee. Members shall furnish infornmation requested in 

as detailed and accurate a manner as is practicable. 

(3) If a Member fails to supply or finds difficulty in supplying within a 

reasonable time statistical and other information required by the Council for the 

proper functioning of the Organization, the Council may require the Member 

concerned to explain the reasons for non-compliance. If it is found that technical 

assistance is needed in the matter, the Council may take any necessary measures. 

(4) In addition to the measures provided for in paragraph (3) of this Article, 

the Executive Director may. after giving due notice and unless the Council 

decides otherwise, withhold the release of coffee stamps or other equivalent 

export authorisations as provided for in Article 43. 

Article 54. STUDIES 

(I) The Council may promote studies concerning the economics of coffee 

production and distribution, the impact of governmental measures in producing 

and consuming countries on the production and consumption of coffee, the 

opportunities for expansion of coffee consumption for traditional and possible 

new uses and the effects of the operation of this Agreement on producers and 

consumers of coffee, including their terms of trade. 

(2) The Organization may study the practicability of establishing minimum 

standards for exports of coffee from producing Members. 

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Article 55. SPECIAl. FUND 

(I) A special Fund shall be established to permit the Organization to adopt 

and to finance the additional measures required to ensure that the relevant 

provisions of this Agreement can be implemented with effect from its entry into 

force or as close to that date as possible. 

(2) Payments to the Fund shall consist of a levy of 2 U.S. cents on each bag 

of coffee exported to importing Members, payable by exporting Members with 

effect from the entry into force of this Agreement, unless the Council decides to 

decrease or suspend such levy. 

(3) The levy referred to in paragraph (2) of this Article shall be payable in 

U.S. dollars to the Executive Director against the delivery of coffee export 

stamps or equivalent export authorisations. The rules for the application of a 

system of Certificates of Origin under the provisions of Article 43 shall 

incorporate provisions for the payment of this levy. 

(4) Subject to the approval of the Council, the Executive Director shall be 

authorised to expend monies from the Fund to meet the costs of introducing the 

system of Certificates of Origin referred to in Article 43, the expenditures 

involved in the verification of stocks required under the provisions of paragraph 

(2) of Article 51 and the costs of the improvements in the system for the collection 

and transmission of statistical information referred to in Article 53. 

(5) To the extent possible, though separately from the administrative budget, 

the Fund shall be managed and administered in a manner similar to the 

administrative budget and shall be subject to an independent annual audit as 

required for the accounts of the Organization under the provisions of Article 27. 

Article 56. WAIVER 

(I) The Council may, by a distributed two-thirds majority vote, relieve a 

Member of an obligation, on account of exceptional or emergency circumstances, 

force majeure, constitutional obligations or international obligations under the 

United Nations Charter for territories administered under the trusteeship system. 

(2) The Council, in granting a waiver to a Member, shall state explicitly the 

terms and conditions on which and the period for which the Member is relieved of 

such obligation. 

(3) The Council shall not consider a request for a waiver of quota obligations 

on the basis of the existence in a Member country, in one or more years, of an 

exportable production in excess of its permitted exports or which is the 

consequence of the Member having failed to comply with the provisions of 

Articles 50 and 51. 

CHAPTER IX. CONSULTATIONS, DISPUTES AND COMPLAINTS 

Article 57. CONSULTATIONS 

Each Member shall accord sympathetic consideration to, and shall afford 

adequate opportunity for, consultation regarding such representations as may be 

made by another Member with respect to any matter relating to this Agreement. 

In the course of such consultation, on request by either party and with the consent 

of the other, the Executive Director shall establish an independent panel which 


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shall use its good offices with a view to conciliating the parties. The costs of the 

panel shall not be chargeable to the Organization. If a party does not agree to the 

establishment of a panel by the Executive Director, or if the consultation does not 

lead to a solution, the matter may be referred to the Council in accordance with 

the provisions of Article 58. If the consultation does lead to a solution, it shall be 

reported to the Executive Director who shall distribute the report to all Members. 

Article 58. DISPUTES AND COMPLAINTS 

(I) Any dispute concerning the interpretation or application of this 

Agreement which is not settled by negotiation shall, at the request of any Member 

party to the dispute, be referred to the Council for decision. 

(2) In any case where a dispute has been referred to the Council under the 

provisions of paragraph (1) of this Article, a majority of Members, or Members 

holding not less than one third of the total votes, may require the Council, after 

discussion, to seek the opinion of the advisory panel referred to in paragraph (3) 

of this Article on the issues in dispute before giving its decision. 

(3) (a) Unless the Council unanimously agrees otherwise, the panel shall 

consist of: 

(i) two persons, one having wide experience in matters of the kind in dispute and 

the other having legal standing and experience, nominated by the exporting 

Members; 

(ii) two such persons nominated by the importing Members, and 

(iii) a chairman selected unanimously by the four persons nominated under (i) and 

(ii) or, if they fail to agree, by the Chairman of the Council. 

(b) Persons from countries whose Governments are Contracting Parties to 

this Agreement shall be eligible to serve on the advisory panel. 

(c) Persons appointed to the advisory panel shall act in their personal 

capacities and without instructions from any Government. 

(d) The expenses of the advisory panel shall be paid by the Organization. 

(4) The opinion of the advisory panel and the reasons therefor shall be 

submitted to the Council which, after considering all the relevant information, 

shall decide the dispute. 

(5) The Council shall rule on any dispute brought before it within six months 

of submission of such dispute for its consideration. 

(6) Any complaint that any Member hits failed to fulfil its obligations under 

this Agreement shall, at the request of the Member making the complaint, be 

referred to the Council which shall make a decision on the matter. 

(7) No Member shall be found to have been in breach of its obligations under 

this Agreement except by a distributed simple majority vote. Any finding that it 

Member is in breach of its obligations under this Agreement shall specify the 

nature of the breach. 

(8) If the Council finds that it Member is in breach of its obligations under 

this Agreement, it may, without prejudice to other enforcement measures 

provided for in other Articles of this Agreement, by a distributed two-thirds 

majority vote, suspend such Member's voting rights in the Council and its right to 

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have its votes cast in the Board until it fulfils its obligations, or the Council may 

decide to exclude such Member from the Organization under the provisions of 

Article 66. 

(9) A Member may seek the prior opinion of the Executive Board in a matter 

of dispute or complaint before the matter is discussed by the Council. 

CHAIPTER x. FINAL PROVISIONS 

Article 59. SIGNATURE 

This Agreement shall be open for signature at United Nations Headquarters 

from 31 January 1976 until and including 31 July 1976 by Contracting Parties to the 

International Coffee Agreement 1968 as Extended by Protocol and Governments 

invited to the sessions of the International Coffee Council convened for the 

purpose of negotiating the International Coffee Agreement 1976. 

Article 60. RATIFICATION. ACCEPTANCE. APPROVAl. 

(1) This Agreement shall be subject to ratification, acceptance or approval 

by the signatory Governments in accordance with their respective constitutional 

procedures. 

(2) Except as provided for in Article 61, instruments of ratification, 

acceptance or approval shall be deposited with the Secretary-General of the 

United Nations not later than 30 September 1976. However, the Council may 

grant extensions of time to signatory Governments which are unable to deposit 

their instruments by that date. 

Article 61. ENTRY INTO FORCE 

(I) This Agreement shall enter into force definitively on I October 1976 if, by 

that date, Governments representing at least twenty exporting Members holding 

at least 80 percent of the votes of the exporting Members and at least ten 

importing Members holding at least 80 percent of the votes of the importing 

Members, as set out in Annex 2, have deposited their instruments of ratification, 

acceptance or approval. Alternatively, it shall enter into force definitively at any 

time after I October 1976, if it is provisionally in force in accordance with the 

provisions of paragraph (2) of this Article and these percentage requirements are 

satisfied by the deposit of instruments of ratification, acceptance or approval. 

(2) This Agreement may enter into force provisionally on I October 1976. 

For this purpose, a notification by a signatory Government or by any other 

Contracting Party to the International Coffee Agreement 1968 as Extended by 

Protocol containing an undertaking to apply this Agreement provisionally and to 

seek ratification, acceptance or approval in accordance with its constitutional 

procedures as rapidly as possible, which is received by the Secretary-General of 

the United Nations not later than 30 September 1976, shall be regarded as equal in 

effect to an instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval. A Government 

which undertakes to apply this Agreement provisionally pending the deposit of an 

instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval shall be regarded as a 

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provisional Party thereto until it deposits its instrument of ratification, acceptance 

or approval, or until and including 31 December 1976 whichever is the earlier. The 

Council may grant an extension of the time within which any Government which 

is applying this Agreement provisionally may deposit its instrument of 

ratification, acceptance or approval. 

(3) If this Agreement has not entered into force definitively or provisionally 

on I October 1976 under the provisions of paragraphs (I) or (2) of this Article, 

those Governments which have deposited instruments of ratification, acceptance, 

approval or accession or made notifications containing an undertaking to apply 

this Agreement provisionally and to seek ratification, acceptance or approval 

may, by mutual consent, decide that it shall enter into force among themselves. 

Similarly, if this Agreement has entered into force provisionally but has not 

entered into force definitively on 31 December 1976, those Governments which 

have deposited instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession or 

made the notifications referred to in paragraph (2) of this Article, may, by mutual 

consent, decide that it shall continue in force provisionally or enter into force 

definitively among themselves. 

Article 62. ACCESSION 

(I) The Government of any State member of the United Nations or of any of 

its specialized agencies may, before or after the entry into force of this 

Agreement, accede to it upon conditions which shall be established by the 

Council. 

(2) Instruments of accession shall be deposited with the Secretary-General 

of the United Nations. The accession shall take effect upon deposit of the 

instrument. 

Article 63. RESERVATIONS 

Reservations may not be made with respect to any of the provisions of this 

Agreement. 

Article 64. ExTENSION TO DESIGNATED TERRITORIES 

(I) Any Government may, at the time of signature or deposit of an 

instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession, or at any time 

thereafter, by notification to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, declare 

that this Agreement shall extend to any of the territories for whose international 

relations it is responsible- this Agreement shall extend to the territories named 

therein from the date of such notification. 

(2) Any Contracting Party which desires to exercise its rights under the 

provisions of Article 5 in respect of any of the territories for whose international 

relations it is responsible or which desires to authorise any such territory to 

become part of a Member group formed under the provisions of Articles 6 or 7, 

may do so by making a notification to that effect to the Secretary-General of the 

United Nations, either at the time of the deposit of its instrument of ratification, 

acceptance, approval or accession, or at any later time. 

(3) Any Contracting Party which has made a declaration under the 

provisions of paragraph (I) of this Article may at any time thereafter, by 

notification to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, declare that this 

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Agreement shall cease to extend to the territory named in the notification. This 

Agreement shall cease to extend to such territory from the date of such 

notification. 

(4) When a territory to which this Agreement has been extended under the 

provisions of paragraph (1) of this Article subsequently attains its independence, 

the Government of the new state may, within 90 days after the attainment of 

independence, declare by notification to the Secretary-General of the United 

Nations that it hits assumed the rights and obligations of a Contracting Party to 

this Agreement. It shall, as from the date of such notification, become it 

Contracting Party to this Agreement. The Council may grant an extension of the 

time within which such notification may be made. 

Article 65. VOLUNTARY WITHDRAWAI. 

Any Contracting Party may withdraw from this Agreement at any time by 

giving a written notice of withdrawal to the Secretary-General of the United 

Nations. Withdrawal shall become effective 90 days after the notice is received. 

Article 66. EX('I.USION 

If the Council decides that any Member is in breach of its obligations under 

this Agreement and decides further that such breach significantly impairs the 

operation of this Agreement, it may. by a distributed two-thirds majority vote. 

exclude such Member from the Organization. The Council shall immediately 

notify the Secretary-General of the United Nations of any such decision. Ninety 

days after the date of the Council's decision, such Member shall cease to be a 

Member of the Organization and, if such Member is a Contracting Party, a Party 

to this Agreement. 

Article 67. SEIIEMENT OF ACCOUNTS WITH WITHI)RAWING 

OR EXCLUDED MEMBERS 

(I) The Council shall determine any settlement of accounts with a 

withdrawing or excluded Member. The Organization shall retain any amounts 

already paid by a withdrawing or excluded Member and such Member shall 

remain bound to pay any amounts due from it to the Organization at the time the 

withdrawal or the exclusion becomes effective: provided, however, that in the 

case of a Contracting Party which is unable to accept an amendment and 

consequently ceases to participate in this Agreement under the provisions of 

paragraph (2) of Article 69. the Council may determine any settlement of accounts 

which it finds equitable. 

(2) A Member which has ceased to participate in this Agreement shall not be 

entitled to any share of the proceeds of liquidation or the other assets of the 

Organization: nor shall it be liable for payment of any part of the deficit, if any, of 

the Organization upon termination of this Agreement. 

Article 68. DURATION AN) TLRMIINATION 

(I) This Agreement shall remain in force for a period of six years until 

30 September 1982, unless extended under the provisions of paragraph (3) of 

this Article or terminated under the provisions of paragraph (4) of this Article. 

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(2) During the third year of this Agreement, namely the coffee year ending 

30 September 1979, Contracting Parties shall notify the Secretary-General of the 

United Nations of their intention to continue to participate in this Agreement for 

the remaining three years of its duration. Any Contracting Party which, by 

30 September 1979. hits not made a notification of its intention to continue to 

participate in this Agreement for the remaining three years of its duration, or any 

territory wfiich is either a Member or a party to a Member group on behalf of 

which such notification hits not been made by that date, shall with effect from 

I October 1979 cease to participate in this Agreement. 

(3) The Council may, at any time after 30 September 1980, by a vote of 58 

percent of the Members having not less than a distributed majority of 70 percent 

of the total votes, decide either that this Agreement be renegotiated or that it be 

extended, with or without modification, for such period as the Council shall 

determine. Any Contracting Party which by the date on which such renegotiated 

or extended Agreement enters into force has not made a notification of 

acceptance of such renegotiated or extended Agreement to the Secretary-General 

of the United Nations, or any territory which is either a Member or a party to a 

Member group on behalf of which such notification has not been made by that 

date, shall as of that date cease to participate in such Agreement. 

(4) The Council may at any time, by a vote of a majority of the Members 

having not less than a distributed two-thirds majority of the total votes, decide to 

terminate this Agreement. Such termination shall take effect on such date its the 

Council shall decide. 

1 (5) Notwithstanding termination of this Agreement, the Council shall remain 

in being for as long its necessary to carry out the liquidation of the Organization, 

settlement of its accounts and disposal of its assets and shall have during that 

period such powers and functions as may be necessary for those purposes. 

Article 69. AMENDMENT 

(I) The Council may, by i distributed two-thirds majority vote, recommend 

an amendment of this Agreement to the Contracting Parties. The amendment shall 

become effective 100 days after the Secretary-General of the United Nations hits 

received notifications of acceptance from Contracting Parties representing at 

least 75 percent of the exporting countries holding at least 85 percent of the votes 

of the exporting Members, and from Contracting Parties representing at least 75 

percent of the importing countries holding at least 80 percent of the votes of the 

importing Members. The Council shall fix it time within which Contracting Prties 

shall notify the Secretary-General of the United Nations of their acceptance of 

the amendment. If. on expiry of such time limit, the percentage requirements for 

the entry into effect of the amendment have not been met, the amendment shall be 

considered withdrawn. 

(2) Any Contracting Party which hits not notified acceptance of an 

amendment within the period fixed by the Council, or any territory which is either 

a Member or it party to it Member group on behalf of which such notification hits 

not been made by that date. shall cease to participate in this Agreement from the 

date on which such amendment becomes effective. 

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Article 70. SUPPLEMENTARY AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS 

(1) This Agreement shall be considered as a continuation of the International 

Coffee Agreement 1968 as Extended by Protocol. 

(2) In order to facilitate the uninterrupted continuation of the International 

Coffee Agreement 1968 as Extended by Protocol: 

(a) all acts by or on behalf of the Organization or any of its organs under the 

International Coffee Agreement 1968 as Extended by Protocol, in effect on 30 

September 1976, whose terms do not provide for expiry on that date, shall 

remain in effect unless changed under the provisions of this Agreement; 

(b) all decisions required to be taken by the Council during coffee year 1975/76 

for application in coffee year 1976/77 shall be taken during the last regular 

session of the Council in coffee year 1975/76 and applied on a provisional 

basis as if this Agreement had already entered into force. 

Article 71. AUTHENTIC TEXTS OF THE AGREEMENT 

The texts of this Agreement in the English, French, Portuguese and Spanish 

languages shall all be equally authentic. The originals shall be deposited with the 

Secretary-General of the United Nations. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the undersigned, having been duly authorised to this 

effect by their respective Governments, have signed this Agreement on the dates 

appearing opposite their signatures. 

Exporting Member 

Less than 100,00( 

bags 

Gabon ......... 

Jamaica ........ 

ANNEX I 

EXPORTING MEMBERS EXPORTING LESS THAN 400,000 BAGS 

TO IMPORTING MEMBERS 

SUB-TOTAL 

Initial annual Number of votes 

export quota in addition to 

(000 bags) basic votes 

(1) (2) 

* 25 

25 

Congo .......... • 

Panama ......... 

Dahomey ........ * 

Bolivia ......... 

- 

Ghana ......... - 

Trinidad and Tobago 

.......... 

25 

41 

33 

73 

66 

69 

Nigeria ......... 

Paraguay ........ 

Timor .......... 

* 

* 

* 

70 

70 

82 

579 

0 

Exporting Member 

More than 100,000 

bags 

Liberia .......... 

Guinea .......... 

Sierra Leone ...... 

Central African Republic 

......... 

Togo ........... 

Rwanda ......... 


Burundi ......... 

Haiti ........... 

SUB-TOTAL 

TOTAL 

I nitial annual Number of votes 

xport quota in addition to 

(00 bags) basic votes 

(1) (2) 

100 

127 

180 

205 

225 

300 

325 

360 

360 

2,182 

2,761 

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AuLIralid ........ 

Belgium : 

....... 

Bolivia ......... 

Brazil .......... 

Burundi ......... 

Camerooni ....... 

Canada ......... 

Central African 

Republic ....... 

Colombia ........ 

Congo .......... 

Costa Rica ....... 

Cypru ........ u.. 

Czechoslovakia ... 

Daho mey ........ 

Denmark ........ 

Dominican Republic 

Ecuador . ........ 

El Salvador. ....... 

Ethiopia .......... 

Federal Republic 

of Germany .... 

Finland ......... 

France .......... 

Gabon ........... 

Ghana ............. 

Gatiemala ........ 

Guinea ........... 

Haiti ............. 

Honduran ....... 

India .............. 

Indonesia ............ 

I11. 0i,. I Il\Cllhbul 

V,,l 1112-. I-IqdlS4 

TOTAI. 

I ,000 1.000( 

ANNEX 2 

l)iSTRII.iIC)N )1F VOITS 

I .Ot() Iii rO i 

- 12 

- 29 

4 - 

... 336 - 

. 2.. - 

32 

I ;\11111S/llk 

Ireland ............ 

Ivory Coast .... ........ 49 

Jamaica ............... 

Japan.............. 

4 

Kenya . ... ............. 17 

L.iberia ... ............. 4 

Madagascar. ........... 18 

Mexico .... ............ 32 

Netherlands. .......... - 

New Zealand ........ - 

Nicaragua .......... ...... 13 

Nigeria ... ............. 4 

Norway ............ - 

Panama. ..... ............. 4 

Papua New Guinea . . .. 4 

Paraguay.. .............. 4 

Ieru ................. 16 

Portugal ............. - 

Rwanda .... ............ 6 

Sierra Lcone ... ........ 6 

Spain ............... - 

Sweden ............ - 

Switzerland .......... - 

Tanzania .............. 15 

Timor .... ........... 4 

Togo .................. 

Trinidad and Tobago ... 

7 

4 

Uganda ............... 

United Kingdom ........ - 

United States 

42 

of America ........ - 

Venezuela ............. 9 

Yugoslavia .......... - 

Zaire ............. 21 

37 

6 

47 

7 

16 

12 

29 

37 

24 

51 

392 

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ACCORD' INTERNATIONAL DE 1976 SUR LE CAFE 

PREAMBULE 

Les Gouvernements Parties au present Accord, 

Entr en vigueur ' titre provisoire le I" octobic 1976 lIhgard des Etats ct Organisations suivants., le 

Secretare grn&al de l'Organisation des Nations Unies ayant au 30 septembre 19761t) re u des gouvernements des 

instruments de ratification, d'acceptation cl d'approhation de I'Accord. ou des notification% aux termes desquelles ils 

sengagent a appliquer provisoirement cct Accord et -4 chercher 14 en ohtenir la ratification. l'acceptation ou 

l'approbation-ces gouvernenents repr~sentant au moins 20 membres exportateurt el 10,membres importaleurs de 

IOrganisation internationale du caf d~tenant 81 p. 100( des voix dans leurs categories respectives, ctahlies par 

l'annexe 2 de l'Accord-cnformnmcntt I'article 61. paragraphe 2 ' 

Memsehtc c.tporisl ier. mit 

Memhi im)l lellutr (-I 

Allemagne. Rcpublique 

f~d6rale d'* ....... 

(Avec declaration d'application 

I Berlin- 

Ouest.) 

Angola ..... ...... 

Australie * ......... 

Belgique *.... 

B nn .. ............ 

Bolivie .............. 

Br6sil .. ............ 

Burundi ... .... 

Canada I ........... 

Colombie ... ...... 

Communaut economique 

europ~enne * 

Congo ... .. .... 

Costa Rica .......... 

C61c divoire .. .... .. 

Danemark I .... .... . 

El Salvador .......... 

Equateur ... .... 

Espagne * ........... 

Etats-Unis d'Amdrique * 

Ethiopie .. .. .. .. 

Finlande ........... 

France * ... ..... 

Ghana .......... .. 

Guatemala .... ...... 

Guin~e ..... ..... 

H ;6ti . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Honduras .. ........ 

Inde ...... ......... 

Indonesie .... .... 

Irlande *. . .. 

Italie* . . ... ... 

Jamaique . . . 

Japon ('}1.... .... 

Kenya . ..... 

Libh ia ............. 

Luxembourg * . .. .. 

Datl de ,&e)tll .el Vintrllitl( 

i wifi-tll tII. d(taI elpl 

lll (A). dc iIpltrobhatlitttt 

(AA) cl ('tih(ciht (a). 

il citd hi nlitl"lji/Itii' (i1) 

29 septembre 1976 

30 septembre 

30 septembre 

28 septembre 

30 septembre 

30 septemhie 

28 sepiemhc 

25 aoct 

17 septembre 

21 avril 

28 septenbre 

10 septembre 

17 septembre 

27 septembre 

17 septembre 

II :ot1 t 

28 seplembre 

30 septembic 

24 septenbie 

31 septembie 

24 septembre 

24 septembre 

31) septembre 

16 ao0t 

30 septembre 

16 septembre 

311 septenbre 

21 septembre 

30 septembre 

28 septembre 

29 septembre 

24 septembre 

29 septembre 

17 septembre 

30 septembre 

28 septembre 

1976 i 

1976 

1976 cn 

1976 it 

1976 i 

1976 

1976 

1976 

1976 t 

1976 n 

1976 c 

1976 c 

1976 ) 

1976 

1976 

1976 

1976 it 

1976 

1976 n 

1976 it 

1976 ic 

1976 i 

1976 i 

1976 n 

1976 i 

1976 cc 

1976 

1976 c 

1976 c 

1976 n 

1976 

1976 c 

1976 a 

1976 cc 

1976 it 

MIlnlt. ~Cltcic'lr. tic 

Meinhre inporfaleul M 

Midagascar....... 

Mexique ............. 

Nicaragua . . . . .. 

N ig ria .............. 

Norv~ge * .......... 

Nouvelle-Zelande * .... 

(Avec une declaration 

d'application a Niou6.) 

Ouganda ............ 

Panama . . . . 

Papouasie-Nouvelle Guin~e 

.... . ... ... 

Paraguay ........... 

Pays-Bas * ...... . 

(Pour le Royaume en 

Europe ) 

1'6rou ... .......... 

Portugal I . .. .. .... 

Rcpubhque centrafricajne 

.. .......... . 

Republhque dommnicaine. 

Rpubhque-Unie de Tanza 

re ............ . 

Rpublique-Unte du Cameroun 

......... 

Royaume-Um de Grande- 

Bretagne et dIrlande du 

Nord * ..... 

(Avec une ddclaration 

d'application ih Hongkong.) 

Rwanda ..... . 

Sierra Leone ......... 

Suede* ............ 

Suisse * ...... .... 

Togo .......... ... 

Trinit6-et-Tobago .... . 

Venezuela .. ......... 

Yougoslavie * ........ 

Za'ire . ........ 

tetil ,ttv de" de rillciillat. &li 11 ... i de" d' ititritp- I - 

taltimti (A). Wallprohtt.... 

(AA). et t ao . 

m, St IiV ttItiffic'tlimil 11) 

29 septcmbre 

23 septembre 

21 mai 

30 septembre 

I- juillet 

27 septembre 

21 septembre 

20 septembre 

19 juillet 

28 ,teplembre 

16 septembre 

31 aofCt 

21 septembre 

28 septembre 

28 septembre 

24 septembre 

3(0 septembre 

19 aofit 

30 septembre 

30 septembre 

7 juillet 

27 septembre 

28 septembre 

2 juillet 

21 septembre 

30 septembre 

31 septembre 

1976 it 

1976 nt 

1976 

1976 i 

1976 

1976 

1976 

1976 i 

1976 

1976 it 

1976 cn 

1976 A 

1976 c 

1976 

1976 n 

1976 pi 

1976 c 

1976 

1976 it 

1976 i 

1976 

1976 

1976 ci 

1976 

1976 cc 

1976 cc 

1976 i 

t Le Conscil international du caft! a dcid le 28 septembre 1976. tors de sa vingt-neuvi~me sessiion. 

conformement au\ dispostions duI paragraphe -2 de chacun des articles 60 et 61 de I'Accord' 

1. La prorogation jusqu'au 31 mars 1977 de la date limite pr6vuCe ,iu paragraphe 2 de I'article 60 de I'Accord 

pour le ddp6t des instruments de ratifiation. acceptation oui approbation (rcsolutcon no 289). 

2. La prorogation du 31 dccembre 1976 au 30 septembre 1977 de la date limite pr6vC au paragraphe 2 de li'article 

61 de I'Accord pour le dt~p)t des instiuments de ratification. acceptation ou approbation par les 

Gouvernements appliquant i'Accord -I ttre provsoire (rcsoluton n' 290). 

t' Pour le tesle de la d aclcration faite lotrs de hi noltification, voir p. 157 du prtdsent volume. 

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Reconnaissant que le caft rcv1t tine importance exceptionnelle pour 

l'6conomie de nombreux pays qui dependent dans une large mesure de cc produit 

pour leurs recettes d'exportation et par consequent pour continuer leurs 

programmes de d.veloppemnent social et 6conomique. 

Consid~rant qu'Une .troite cooperation internationale dans le dornaine des 

6changes de caf6 permettra d'encotrager Ia diversification et l'expansion de 

I'6cononie des pays prodicteurs de caf6. d'amtnliorer les relations politiques et 

6conomiques entre pays producteurs et pays consommateUrs et de contribuer I 

I'accroissement de Ia consommation, 

Reconnaissant qu'il est souhaitable d'6viter tin d~s~quilihre entre la 

production et Ia consommation qui petit donner lieu L des flucttuations de prix 

accus~es, pr~jidiciables aux producteurs comme aix consommateturs 

Convaincus que des mesures internationales petivent aider LI corriger les 

effets de ce dts~qtiilibre et contribuer it assurer aIx producteurs des recettes 

suffisantes au moyen de prix r~mun~rateurs; 

Prenant note des avantages obtentis gri-ice it la cooperation internationale 

suscit~e par Ia mise en (ruvre des Accords internationaux de 1962' et 1968 astir le 

Cafe. 

Sont conventis de ce qui suit: 

Les objectifs de I'Accord sont: 

CHAPITRE PREMIER. OBJECTIFS 

Article premier. OBJEC'TIFS 

I ) De r~aliser un 6quilibre judicieux entre I'offre et Ia dernande de cafr. dans des 

conditions qui assureront aux consomnateurs tin approvisionnernent suffisant 

L des prix 6quitables et aux producteurs des d.bouch~s Li des prix 

r~mun~rateurs, et qui permettront d'6quilibrer de faqon durable Ia production 

et Ia consommation; 

2) D'6viter des fluctuations excessives de I'offre mondiale, des stocks et des prix. 

pr~judiciables aux prodticteurs comme aux consommateurs 

3) De contribuer i mettre en valeur les ressources productives. 'I dlever et 

maintenir I'emploi et le revenu dans les pays Membres. et d'aider ainsi 'I y 

raliser des salaires 6qtiitables. un plus haut niveaU de vie et de meilleures 

conditions de travail: 

4) D'accroitre le pouvoir d'achat des pays exportateurs de caf6 en maintenant les 

prix ti un niveau conforme atIx dispositions du paragraphe I du present Article 

et en augmentant Ia consommation; 

5) D'encourager Ia consommation du cafe de toutes les maniires possibles: 

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6) D'une fagon g~n~rale, et compte tenu des liens qui existent entre le commerce 

du cafd et la stabilit6 6conomique des marches ouverts aux produits 

industriels, de favoriser la cooperation internationale dans le domaine des 

probl~mes mondiaux du caf6. 

Article 2. ENGAGEMENTS GENtRAUX DES MEMBRES 

I) Les Membres s'engagent a2 conduire leur politique commerciale de fagon Ai 

r~aliser les objectifs 6nonc(s "A I'Article premier. Is s'engagent en outre i 

atteindre ces objectifs en remplissant strictement les obligations du present 

Accord et en observant ses dispositions. 

2) Les Membres reconnaissent la n(cessit6 d'adopter des politiques 

permettant de maintenir les prix du caf6 A2 des niveaux qui assurent aux 

producteurs une r~mun~ration suffisante tout en cherchant 11 assurer aux 

consommateurs des prix qui ne fassent pas obstacle "A un accroissement 

souhaitable de la consommation. 

3) Les Membres exportateurs s'engagent it ne prendre ou it ne maintenir en 

vigueur aucune mesure gouvernementale qui permettrait de vendre du caf6 Ai des 

pays non membres Ai des conditions commerciales plus favorables que celles qu'ils 

sont disposes Ai offrir au m~me moment i2 des Membres importateurs, compte tenu 

des pratiques commerciales normales. 

4) Le Conseil passe en revue p~riodiquement la mise en (ruvre des 

dispositions du paragraphe 3 du present Article et peut demander aux Membres de 

transmettre les renseignements appropri~s, conform~ment aux dispositions de 

I'Article 53. 

5) Les Membres reconnaissent que les certificats d'origine constituent une 

source indispensable de renseignements sur les 6changes de caf6. Pendant les 

p~riodes obt les contingents sont suspendus, les Membres exportateurs assument 

la responsabilit6 de veiller a ce que les certificats d'origine soient utilis6s Ai bon 

escient. Toutefois, bien que les Membres importateurs ne soient pas tenus 

d'exiger que des certificats accompagnent les lots de caf6 lorsque les contingents 

ne sont pas en vigueur, ils coop6reront pleinement avec I'Organisation pour le 

rassemblement et la v6rification des certificats ayant trait Li des exp6ditions en 

provenance de pays Membres exportateurs, afin que le plus grand nombre 

possible de renseignements soit i lia disposition de tous les pays Membres. 

Aux fins du prdsent Accord: 

CHAPITRE ii. DEFINITIONS 

Article 3. DEFINITIONS 

I) , Caf6 , d6signe le grain et la cerise du caf6ier, qu'il s'agisse de cafU en 

parche, de caf6 vert ou de caf6 torr6fi6, et comprend le caf6 moulu, le caf6 

d6caf6in6, le caf6 liquide et le caf6 soluble. Ces termes ont la signification 

suivante: 

a) "Cafd vert , d~signe tout caf6 en grain, d~parch, avant torr~faction; 

b) Cerise de caf6 s6ch6e,, d6signe le fruit sch du caf6ier; 1"6quivalent en caf6 

vert des cerises de cafU s6ch6es s'obtient en multipliant par 0,50 le poids net 

des cerises s6ch6es; 

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c) Caf6 en parche , d~signe le grain de cafN vert dans sa parche , I'6quivalent en 

caf6 vert du caf6 en parche s'obtient en multipliant par 0,80 le poids net du caf6 

en parche ; 

d) ,Caf6 torr6fi6" d~signe le caf6 vert torr~fi6 i un degr6 quelconque, et 

comprend le cafN moulu ; I'6quivalent en caf6 vert du caf6 torr(fi6 s'obtient en 

multipliant par 1,19 le poids net dI caf6 torr~fi6; 

e) , Caf6 d~caf~in ,> d~signe le caf6 vert, torr~fi ou soluble, apr~s extraction de 

caf~ine ; 1"6quivalent en caf6 vert du caf6 d6caf6in6 s'obtient en multipliant par 

I, 1, 19 ou 3,00' respectivement, le poids net du caf6 d6caf6in6 vert, torr6fi6 ou 

soluble ; 

f) Caf6 liquide , d6signe les solides solubles dans l'eau obtenus it partir du caf6 

torr6fi6 et pr6sent6s sous forme liquide: '6quivalent en caf6 vert du caf6 

liquide s'obtient en multipliant par 3.00' le poids net des solides de caf6 

d6shydrat~s contenus dans le caf liquidC; 

g) Caf6 soluble , d6signe les solides. d&shydrat6s et solubles dans l'eau, obtenus 

at partir du cafe torr6fi6 ; l'6quivalent en caf6 vert du caf6 soluble s'obtient en 

multipliant par 3,00' le poids net du caf6 soluble. 

2) ,Sac > d6signe 60 kilogrammes, soit 132,276 livres de cafd vert: ,tonne >> 

d6signe la tonne mitrique de 1 000 kilogrammes, soit 2 204,6 livres ,livre, 

d6signe 453,597 grammes. 

3) Ann6e caf6ire , d6signe la p6riode de douze mois qui va du I"' octobre 

au 30 septembre. 

4) , Organisation >> signifie I'Organisation internationale du Caf, Conseil 

signifie le Conseil international du Caf6 ; , Comit& >> signifie le Comit6 ex6cutif. 

5) signifie : une Partie Contractante, y compris une organisation 

intergouvernementale mentionn6e au paragraphe 3 de I'Article 4; un ou des 

territoires d6sign6s qui ont 6t6 d~clar6s comme Membre s6par6 en vertu de 

I'Article 5; plusieurs Parties Contractantes, plusieurs territoires d6sign6s, ou 

plusieurs Parties Contractantes et territoires d6sign6s qUi font partie de 

I'Organisation en tant que groupe Membre, en vertu des Articles 6 et 7. 

6) signifie la majorit6 absolue des voix exprim6es 

par les Membres exportateurs pr6sents votant, et la majorit6 absolue des voix 

exprim6es par les Membres importateurs pr6sents votant. 

10) signifie les deux tiers des voix 

exprim6es par les Membres exportateurs presents votant, et les deux tiers des 

voix exprim6es par les Membres importateurs pr6sents votant. 

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I I ) - Entree en vigueur , signifie, sauf indication contraire, li date it laquelle 

I'Accord entre en vigueur, provisoirement ou d~finitivement. 

12) ( Production exportable - d~signe la production totale de cafe d'un pays 

exportateur pendant une annie ou une campagne caf~ire donn~e, diminu~e de li 

quantit6 pr~vue pour les besoins de la consommation int~rieure pendant la m~me 

annie. 

13) , Disponibilit~s it 'exportation,, d~signe la production exportable d'un 

pays exportateur au cours d'une anne caf~ire donn~e, augment& des stocks 

report~s des annes prc~dentes. 

14) ,,Quantit6 it exporter sous contingent, d~signe la quantit6 totale de caf6 

qu'un Membre est autoris6 it exporter aux termes des diverses dispositions de 

I'Accord, it ['exclusion des exportations hors contingent effectu~es conform6ment 

aux dispositions de I'Article 44. 

15) -Deficit , d~signe la difference entre la quantit6 de cafe qu'un Membre 

exportateur a le droit d'exporter sous contingent pendant une annie caffi~re 

donne et la quantit6 que ce Membre a export~e it destination des marches sous 

contingent pendant ladite annie caffire. 

CHAPITRE III. MEMBRES 

Article 4. MEM13RES DE I'ORGANISATION 

I ) Chaque Partic Contractante constitue, avec ceux des territoires auxquels 

I'Accord s'applique en vertu di paragraphe I de I'Article 64, un seul et mme 

Membre de l'Organisation, sous reserve des dispositions pr6vues aux Articles 5, 6 

et 7. 

2) Dans des conditions Li convenir par le Conseil, tin Membre petit changer de 

cat~gorie. 

3) Toute mention du mot -Gouvernement, dans I present Accord est 

riput~e valoir pour la Communaut6 6conomique europ~enne ou iine organisation 

intergouvernementale ayant des responsabili6s comparables en ce qui concerne 

la n~gociation, li conclusion et I'application d'accords internationaux, en 

particulier d'accords sur des produits de base. 

4) Une telle organisation intergouvernementale n'a pas elle-m~me de voix 

mais, en cas de vote stir des questions relevant de sa competence. elle est 

autoris~e it disposer des voix de ses Etats membres, et elle les exprime en bloc. 

Dans ce cas, les Etats membres de cette organisation intergouvernementale ne 

sont pas autoris~s it exercer individuellement leurs droits de vote. 

5) Les dispositions dii paragraphe I de I'Article 16 ne sont pas applicables 'I 

tine telle organisation intergotivernementale totitefois. celle-ci petit participer 

aux discussions du Comit6 ex6ctitif stir les questions relevant de sat competence. 

En cas de vote sur des questions relevant de sa competence et par derogation aIx 

dispositions dti paragraphe I de I'Article 19. les voix dont ses Etats membres sont 

autoris~s it disposer au Comit6 ex6citif sont exprimtes en bloc par I'tun 

quelconque de ces Etats membres. 

Article 5. PARFICIIPATION SI PARIiE D)E TI-RRIToIRES I)ISIGNIES 

Totite Partie Contractante qui est importatrice nette de ca6f peut, i tout 

moment, par hli notification pr6vue ati paragraphe 2 de I'Article 64. d6clarer 

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qu'elle participe it I'Organisation ind~pendamment de tout territoire qu'elle 

d~signe parmi ceux dont elle assure la representation internationale qui sont 

exportateurs nets de caf6. Dans ce cas, le territoire m~tropolitain et les territoires 

non d~sign~s constituent un seul et mme Membre, et les territoires d~sign s ont, 

individuellement ou collectivement selon les termes de la notification, Ia qualit6 

de Membre distinct. 

Article 6. PARTICIPATION INITIALE EN GROUPE 

I) Deux ou plusieurs Parties Contractantes qui sont exportatrices nettes de 

caf6 peuvent, par notification adress~e au Conseil et au Secr6taire g~n~ral de 

I'Organisation des Nations Unies lors du d6p6t de leurs instruments respectifs 

d'approbation, de ratification, d'acceptation ou d'adh~sion, d~clarer qu'elles 

entrent dans I'Organisation en tant que groupe. Un territoire auquel I'Accord 

s'applique en vertu du paragraphe I de I'Article 64 peut faire partie d'un tel 

groupe si le gouvernement de I'Etat qui assure ses relations internationales a 

adress6 la notification pr~vue au paragraphe 2 de I'Article 64. Ces Parties 

Contractantes et ces territoires d6sign6s doivent remplir les conditions suivantes : 

a) Se dclarer dispos6s -I accepter la responsabilit&, aussi bien individuelle que 

collective, du respect des obligations du groupe: 

b) lIs doivent par la suite prouver i lia satisfaction du Conseil 

i) Que le groupe a l'organisation n6cessaire t I[application d'une politique 

commune en mati~re de caf6, et qu'ils ont les moyens de s'acquitter, 

conjointement avec les autres membres du groupe, des obligations que leur 

impose le present Accord. et 

ii) Soit qu'un prcedent accord international sur le cafe les a reconnus comme 

un groupe : 

iii) Soil qu'ils ont Line politique commerciale et 6conomique commune ou 

coordonn~e en matire de cafe et tine politique mon6taire et financi!re 

coordonnee ainsi que les organes n6cessaires it 'application de ces 

politiques, de fa on que le Conseil soit assure que le groupe est en mesure 

de se conformer it toutes les obligations collectives qui en d~coulent. 

2) Le groupe Membre constitue un seul et mme Membre de l'Organisation, 

6tant toutefois entendu que chaque membre dIi groupe sera traitl en Membre 

distinct pour les questions qui relkvent des dispositions suivantes 

a) Articles II, 12 et 20 du Chapitre IV: 

b) Articles 50 et 51 du Chapitre VIII 

c) Article 67 du Chapitre X. 

3) Les Parties Contractantes et les territoires d4sign s qui entrent en tant que 

groupe indiquent le gouvernement ou l'organisation qui les repr6sentera au 

Conseil pour les questions dont traite I[Accord. i 'exception de celles qui sont 

6numres au paragraphe 2 dI prgsent Article. 

4) Le droit de vote du groupe s'exerce dc la fa on stivante 

a) L.e groupe Membre a, pour chiffre de base. le meme nombre de Voix qu'un Neill 

pays Membre entr "I titre individuel dans I'Organisation. Le gouvernement oil 

l'organisation qui repr.sentc le groupe reoit ces voi\ el en dispose" 

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b) Au cas oi Ia question mise aux voix rentre dans le cadre des dispositions 

6nonc6es au paragraphe 2 du pr6sent Article, les divers membres du groupe 

peuvent disposer s~par6ment des voix que leur attribuent les paragraphes 3 et 4 

de I'Article 13, comme si chacun d'eux 6tait un Membre individuel de 

I'Organisation. sau quc les voix du chiffre de base restent attribu6es au 

gouvernement ou ,i I'organisation qui repr6sente le groupe. 

5) Toute Partie Contractante ou tout territoire d6sign6 qui fait partie d'un 

groupe peut, par notification au Conseil, se retirer de ce groupe et devenir 

Membre distinct. Ce retrait prend effet lors de la rception de hI notification par le 

Conseil. Quand un des membres d'un groupe s'en retire ou cesse d'ltre un 

Membre de I'Organisation, les autres membres du groupe peuvent demander au 

Conseil de maintenir ce groupe : le groupe conserve son existence 'i moins que le 

Conseil ne rejette cette demande. En cas de dissolution dI groupe. chacun de ses 

ex-membres devient un Membre distinct. Un Membre qui a cess6 d'appartenir it 

un groupe ne peut pas redevenir membre d'un groupe quelconque tant que le 

present Accord reste en vigUeur. 

Article 7. PARTICIPATION UI.T]RIFURE EN (ROUPI" 

Deux Membres exportateurs ou plus peuvent. Line fois que I'Accord est entr6 

en vigueur, demander it tout moment au Conseil IFautorisation de se constituer en 

groupe. Le Conseil les y autorise s'il constate qu'ils lui ont adress6 I d6claration 

et les preuves exiges au paragraphe I de I'Article 6. Ds que le Conseil a donn6 

cette atutorisation, les dispositions des paragraphes 2. 3. 4 et 5 de I'Article 6 

deviennent applicables au groupe. 

(HAPITRE IV. CONSTITUTION ET ADMINISTRATION 

Article 8. Sii.(; E ET STRU('TURE I): I.'OR(ANISATION INTERNATIONAlI.- DU CAI:E 

I) L'Organisation internationale du Caf6 crt6e par I'Accord de 1962 continue 

d'exister pour assurer la rise en eIvre dI prt~sent Accord et en sturveiller Ic 

fonctionnement. 

2) L'Organisation a son sifge L Londres, it moins que le Conseil n'en d6cide 

autrement i [i majorit6 r6partie des deux tiers des voix. 

3) L'Organisation exerce ses fonctions par I'interm6diaire du Conseil 

international dr, Caf6., du Comit6 excutif. du Dirccteur ex6cutif et du personnel. 

Article 9. CoMosITIoN I)U CONSEII. INTERNATIONAI. I)U CAI:I " 

I) L'Autorit6 sUpreme de I'Organisation est le Conseil international du Caf6, 

qui se compose de tous les Membres de I'Organisation. 

2) Chaque Membre nomme un repr~sentant au Conseil et, s'il le desire, un oi 

plusieurs supplIants. En outre. chaque Membre peuit disigner Lin ol plnsiCetrs 

conseillers pour accompagner son repri~sentant ou ses stpplants. 

Article 10. POUVOIRS ET FON('TIONS I)U CONSEII. 

I) Le Conseil, investi de tlois les polivoirs quc confere express6ment 

I'Accord, a Ies pouvoirs et exerce les fonctions n&essaircs LI Icx&ution des 

dispositions de I'Accord. 

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2) Le Conseil arr~te, i la majorit6 repartie des deux tiers, les r~glements 

necessaires A l'execution de I'Accord et conformes A ses dispositions, notamment 

son propre r~glement interieur et les r~glements applicables A la gestion financire 

de l'Organisation et A son personnel. Le Conseil peut prevoir dans son r~glement 

interieur une procedure qui lui permette de prendre, sans se reunir, des decisions 

sur des points determines. 

3) En outre, le Conseil tient A jour la documentation necessaire A 

I'accomplissement des fonctions que lui conf~re I'Accord, et toute autre 

documentation qu'il juge souhaitable. 

Article 11. ELECTION DU PRtSIDENT ET DES VICE-PRItSIDENTS DU CONSEIL 

1) Le Conseil 6lit pour chaque annee cafeiire un President de mme qu'un 

premier, un deuxi~me et un troisi~me Vice-President. 

2) En rigle generale, le President et le premier Vice-President sont tous deux 

61us parmi les representants des Membres exportateurs ou parmi les representants 

des Membres importateurs, et les deuxiime et troisikeme Vice-Presidents parmi les 

representants de I'autre categorie. Cette repartition alterne chaque ann~e 

cafeiire. 

3) Ni le President nile Vice-President qui fait fonction de President n'a le 

droit de vote. Dans ce cas, leur supplant exerce le droit de vote du Membre. 

Article 12. SESSIONS DU CONSEIL 

En riigle g~nerale, le Conseil se rdunit deux fois par an en session ordinaire. II 

peut tenir des sessions extraordinaires s'il en decide ainsi. Des sessions 

extraordinaires se tiennent aussi i la demande du Comit6 executif, ou de cinq 

Membres, ou d'un ou plusieurs Membres reunissant 200 voix au minimum. Les 

sessions du Conseil sont annoncees au moins trente jours t I'avance, sauf en cas 

d'urgence. Les sessions ont lieu au si~ge de l'Organisation, A. moins que le 

Conseil n'en decide autrement. 

Article 13. VOix 

i) Les Membres exportateurs ont ensemble 1 000 voix et les Membres 

importateurs 6galement ; ces voix sont reparties "A l'interieur de chaque categorie, 

celle des exportateurs et 

paragraphes suivants. 

celle des importateurs, comme l'indiquent les 

2) Chaque Membre a, comme chiffre de base, cinq voix, A condition que le 

total de ces voix ne depasse pas 150 pour chaque cat~gorie de Membres. S'il y 

avait plus de 30 Membres exportateurs ou plus de 30 Membres importateurs, le 

chiffre de base attribu6 A chaque Membre de cette categorie serait ajust6 de faqon 

que le total des chiffres de base ne depasse pas 150 pour chaque categorie. 

3) Les Membres exportateurs 6numeres A I'Annexe I et dont le contingent 

annuel d'exportation initial est &gal ou superieur i 100 000 sacs mais inferieur a 

400 000 sacs auront, outre les voix correspondant au chiffre de base, le nombre de 

voix qui leur est attribu6 dans la colonne 2 de I'Annexe 1. Si Fun des Membres 

exportateurs auxquels s'appliquent les dispositions du present paragraphe choisit 

d'avoir un contingent de base en vertu du paragraphe 5 de I'Article 31, les 

dispositions du present paragraphe cessent d'Etre applicables pour lui. 



4) Sous r6serve des dispositions de I'Article 32, le restant des voix des 

Membres exportateurs est r6parti entre les Membres ayant un contingent de base, 

au prorata du volume moyen de leurs exportations respectives de caf6 A 

destination des Membres importateurs pendant les ann6es caf6i~res 1968/69 t 

1971/72 inclusivement. Ceci constitue la base pour le calcul des voix des Membres 

exportateurs concern6s jusqu'au 31 d6cembre 1977. A compter du Ier janvier 

1978, le restant des voix des Membres exportateurs ayant un contingent de base 

est calcul6 au prorata du volume moyen de leurs exportations respectives de caf6 

destination des Membres importateurs, de la manire indiqu6e ci-apris: 

Avec effet ij compter 

du I" janvier Ann%e.% afgires 

1978 ................................. 1969/70, 1970/71, 1971/72, 1976/77 

1979 ................................. 1970/71, 1971/72, 1976/77, 1977/78 

1980 ................................. .. 1971/72, 1976/77, 1977/78, 1978/79 

1981 ................................... 1976/77, 1977/78, 1978/79, 1979/80 

1982 ...................................... 1977/78, 1978/79, 1979/80, 1980/81 

5) Le restant des voix des Membres importateurs est r6parti entre eux au 

prorata du volume moyen de leurs importations de cafM des trois ann6es civiles 

pr6c6dentes. 

6) Le Conseil r6partit les voix au d6but de chaque ann6e caf6iere en vertu du 

pr6sent Article, et cette r6partition reste en vigueur pendant l'ann6e en question, 

sauf dans les cas pr6vus aux paragraphes 4 et 7. 

7) Quand un changement survient dans la participation k l'Organisation, ou si 

le droit de vote d'un Membre est suspendu ou r6tabli en vertu des Articles 26, 42, 

45 ou 58, le Conseil proc~de A une nouvelle r6partition des voix, qui ob6it aux 

dispositions du pr6sent Article. 

8) Aucun Membre n'a plus de 400 voix. 

9) II ne peut y avoir de traction de voix. 

Article 14. PROCtDURE DE VOTE DU CONSEIL 

1) Chaque Membre dispose de toutes les voix qu'il d6tient et n'est pas 

autoris6 A les diviser. II peut cependant disposer diff6remment des voix qui lui 

sont donn6es par procuration, conform6ment aux dispositions du paragraphe 2 du 

pr6sent Article. 

2) Tout Membre exportateur peut autoriser tout autre Membre exportateur et 

tout Membre importateur peut autoriser tout autre Membre importateur A 

repr6senter ses int6rets et h exercer son droit de vote A une ou plusieurs s6ances 

du Conseil. La limitation pr6vue au paragraphe 8 de I'Article 13 ne s'applique pas 

dans ce cas. 

Article 15. DtCISIONS DU CONSEIL 

1) Le Conseil prend toutes ses d6cisions et fait toutes ses recommandations A 

la majorit6 r6partie simple, sauf disposition contraire du pr6sent Accord. 

2) La proc6dure suivante s'applique a toute d6cision que le Conseil doit, aux 

termes de l'Accord, prendre A la majorit6 r6partie des deux tiers: 

a) Si la proposition n'obtient pas la majorit6 r6partie des deux tiers en raison du 

vote n6gatif d'un, deux ou trois Membres exportateurs ou d'un, deux ou trois 

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Membres importateurs, elle est, si le Conseil en decide ainsi A la majorit6 des 

Membres pr6sents et A ]a majorit6 r6partie simple des voix, remise aux voix 

dans les 48 heures; 

b) Si, t ce deuxi~me scrutin, la proposition n'obtient encore pas ia majorit6 

r6partie des deux tiers, en raison du vote n6gatif d'un ou deux Membres 

exportateurs ou d'un ou deux Membres importateurs, elle est, si le Conseil en 

d6cide ainsi iA la majorit6 des Membres pr6sents et A la majorit6 r6partie simple 

des voix, remise aux voix dans les 24 heures; 

c) Si, A ce troisi~me scrutin, la proposition n'obtient toujours pas la majorit6 

r6partie des deux tiers en raison du vote n6gatif d'un Membre exportateur ou 

d'un Membre importateur, elle est consid6r6e comme adopt6e; 

d) Si le Conseil ne remet pas une proposition aux voix, elle est consid6r6e comme 

repouss6e. 

3) Les Membres s'engagent A accepter comme obligatoires toutes les 

d6cisions que le Conseil prend en vertu de I'Accord. 

Article 16. COMPOSITION DU COMITI EXiCUTIF 

1) Le Comit6 ex6cutif se compose de huit Membres exportateurs et de huit 

Membres importateurs 61us pour chaque ann6e caf6i~re conform6ment aux 

dispositions de I'Article 17. Ils sont r661igibles. 

2) Chaque Membre du Comit6 ex6cutif d6signe un repr6sentant et, s'il le 

d6sire, un ou plusieurs suppl6ants. En outre, chaque Membre peut ddsigner un ou 

plusieurs conseillers pour accompagner son repr6sentant ou ses suppl6ants. 

3) Elus pour chaque ann6e caf6iRre par le Conseil, le Pr6sident et le 

Vice-Pr6sident du Comit6 ex6cutif sont r661igibles. Ni le Pr6sident ni le 

Vice-Pr6sident qui fait fonction de Pr6sident n'a le droit de vote. Si un 

repr6sentant est 61u Pr6sident ou si un Vice-Pr6sident fait fonction de Pr6sident, 

leur suppl6ant exerce le droit de vote. En r~gle g6n6rale, le Pr6sident et le 

Vice-Pr6sident sont tous deux 61us parmi les repr6sentants de la mime cat6gorie 

de Membres pour chaque ann6e caf6iire. 

4) Le Comit6 ex6cutif se r6unit normalement au sifge de I'Organisation, mais 

peut se r6unir ailleurs. 

Article 17. ELECTION DU COMITI EXICUTIF 

1) Les Membres exportateurs de l'Organisation 6lisent les Membres 

exportateurs du Comit6 ex6cutif, et les Membres importateurs de I'Organisation 

les Membres importateurs du Comit6 ex6cutif. Les 61ections de chaque cat6gorie 

ont lieu selon les dispositions suivantes. 

2) Chaque Membre vote pour un seul candidat, en lui accordant toutes les 

voix dont il dispose en vertu de I'Article 13. II peut accorder A un autre candidat 

les voix dont il disposerait par procuration conform6ment aux dispositions du 

paragraphe 2 de I'Article 14. 

3) Les huit candidats qui recueillent le plus grand nombre de voix sont 6lus; 

toutefois, aucun candidat n'est 61u au premier tour de scrutin s'il n'a pas obtenu 

75 voix au moins. 

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lieu, auxquels seuls participent les Membres qui n'ont vot6 pour aucun des 

candidats 6lus. A chaque nouveau tour de scrutin, le minimum de voix n6cessaire 

pour 8tre 6lu diminue successivement de cinq unit6s, jusqu'A ce que les huit 

candidats soient 6lus. 

5) Un Membre qui n'a pas vot6 pour un des Membres 6lus confRre A un 

d'entre eux les voix dont il dispose, sous r6serve des dispositions des paragraphes 

6 et 7 du pr6sent Article. 

6) On consid~re qu'un Membre a obtenu les voix qui lui ont 6t6 donn6es lors 

de son 6lection, plus les voix qui lui ont W conf6r6es plus tard, A condition que le 

total des voix ne d6passe 499 pour aucun Membre 61u. 

7) Au cas oft les voix consid6r6es comme obtenues par un Membre 61u 

d6passeraient 499, les Membres qui ont vot6 pour ce Membre 6lu ou qui lui ont 

conf6r6 leurs voix s'entendront pour qu'un ou plusieurs d'entre eux retirent les 

voix qu'ils lui ont accord6es et les confirent ou les transfirent A un autre Membre 

61u, de faqon que les voix obtenues par chaque Membre 6lu ne d6passent pas le 

chiffre limite de 499. 

Article 18. COMPltTENCE DU COMITE EXECUTIF 

1) Le Comit6 ex6cutif est responsable devant le Conseil et travaille selon ses 

directives g6n6rales. 

2) Le Conseil peut, A ]a majorit6 r6partie des deux tiers des voix, d616guer au 

Comit6 ex6cutif tout ou partie de ses pouvoirs A l'exclusion des suivants: 

a) Voter le budget administratif et fixer les cotisations, en vertu de I'Article 25; 

b) Suspendre le droit de vote d'un Membre, en vertu de I'Article 45 ou de 

I'Article 58 ; 

c) Dispenser un Membre de ses obligations, en vertu de I'Article 56; 

d) Se prononcer sur les diff6rends, en vertu de I'Article 58; 

e) Fixer des conditions d'adh6sion, en vertu de I'Article 62; 

f) D6cider de demander l'exclusion d'un membre de I'Organisation, en vertu de 

I'Article 66; 

g) Prendre une d6cision sur ]a question de soumettre I'Accord ft de nouvelles 

n6gociations, de le proroger ou de le r6silier, en vertu de I'Article 68; 

h) Recommander un amendement aux Membres, en vertu de I'Article 69. 

3) Le Conseil peut A tout moment, A la majorit6 r6partie simple, annuler les 

pouvoirs qu'il a d616gu6s au Comit6. 

Article 19. PROCEDURE DE VOTE DU COMITE EXECUTIF 

1) Chaque membre du Comit6 ex6cutif dispose des voix qu'il a obtenues en 

vertu des paragraphes 6 et 7 de I'Article 17. Le vote par procuration n'est pas 

admis. Aucun membre du Comit6 ex6cutif West autoris6 At partager ses voix. 

2) Les d6cisions de Comit6 sont prises A la meme majorit6 que les d6cisions 

analogues du Conseil. 


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Article 20. QUORUM AUX REUNIONS DU CONSEIL ET DU COMITE 

I) Le quorum exig6 pour toute r6union du Conseil est constitu6 par la 

majorit6 des Membres, si cette majorit6 repr6sente la majorit6 r6partie des deux 

tiers du total des voix. Si, a I'heure fix6e pour le d6but d'une s6ance du Conseil,le 

quorum n'est pas atteint, le Pr6sident du Conseil peut d6cider de retarder d'au 

moins trois heures l'ouverture de la s6ance. Si, I'heure pr6vue pour la nouvelle 

r6union, le quorum West toujours pas atteint, le Pr6sident peut encore diff6rer 

d'au moins trois heures l'ouverture de la seance. Cette proc6dure peut tre 

r~p~t~e jusqu'-i ce que le quorum soit atteint au moment fixd pour le d6but de la 

s6ance. Les Membres repr6sent6s par procuration en vertu du paragraphe 2 de 

]'Article 14 sont consid6r6s comme presents. 

2) Le quorum exig6 pour toute reunion du Comit6 ex~cutif est constitu6 par 

la majorit6 des Membres si cette majorit6 repr6sente la majorit6 r~partie des deux 

tiers du total des voix. 

Article 21. DIRECTEUR EXECUTIF ET PERSONNEL 

I) Le Conseil nomme le Directeur ex~cutif sur la recommandation du Comit6 

excutif. II fixe les conditions d'emploi du Directeur excutif; elles sont 

comparables "A celles des fonctionnaires homologues d'organisations intergouvernementales 

similaires. 

2) Le Directeur ex~cutif est le chef des services administratifs de 

I'Organisation ; il est responsable de l'excution des tfiches qui lui incombent dans 

]'administration du present Accord. 

3) Le Directeur excutif nomme le personnel conform~ment au r~glement 

arrt6 par le Conseil. 

4) Le Directeur ex~cutif et les autres fonctionnaires ne doivent avoir aucun 

int6ret financier ni dans I'industrie caf6ire ni dans le commerce ou le transport du 

cafd. 

5) Dans I'accomplissement de leurs devoirs, le Directeur excutif et le 

personnel ne sollicitent ni n'acceptent d'instructions d'aucun Membre, ni 

d'aucune autorit6 ext~rieure it I'Organisation. lls s'abstiennent de tout acte 

incompatible avec leur situation de fonctionnaires internationaux et ne sont 

responsables qu'envers I'Organisation. Chaque Membre s'engage it respecter le 

caract&e exclusivement international des fonctions du Directeur excutif et du 

personnel et A ne pas chercher it les influencer dans l'ex~cution de leur taiche. 

Article 22. COLLABORATION AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS 

Le Conseil peut prendre toutes les dispositions voulues pour consulter 

I'Organisation des Nations Unies et les institutions spcialis6es, ainsi que 

d'autres organisations intergouvernementales appropri6es, et pour collaborer 

avec elles. Le Conseil peut inviter ces organisations, ainsi que toute organisation 

qui traite de questions caf6ires, it envoyer des observateurs 1i ses reunions. 

CHAPITRE V. PRIVILLGES ET IMMUNITES 

Article 23. PRIVILLGES ET IMMUNITES 

I) L'Organisation possede la personnalit6 juridique. Elle a notamment la 

capacit6 de contracter, d'acqu~rir et d'ali~ner des biens immobiliers et mobiliers, 

ainsi que d'ester en justice. 

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2) Le statut, les privilges et les immunit~s de I'Organisation, du Directeur 

executif, des membres du personnel et des experts, ainsi que des repr~sentants 

des pays Membres pendant les s6jours qu l'exercice de leurs fonctions les amine 

A effectuer sur le territoire du Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du 

Nord continueront 14 tre regis par I'Accord de siege conclu entre le 

Gouvernement du Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord 

(ci-apris ddnomm6 Gouvernement h6te) et I'Organisation en date du 28 mai 

1969 '. 

3) L'Accord de sifge mentionn6 au paragraphe 2 du present Article est 

ind6pendant du pr6sent Accord. Toutefois, il prendrait fin: 

a) Par consentement mutuel du Gouvernement h6te et de l'Organisation: 

b) Dans le cas ob le siege de I'Organisation serait transf~r hors du territoire du 

Gouvernement h6te; ou 

c) Dans le cas ou I'Organisation ccsserait d'exister. 

4) L'Organisation peut conclure avcc un ou plusieurs autres Membres des 

accords qui devront recevoir I'approbation du Conseil, portant sur les priviI~ges 

et immunit&s qui pourraient etre necessaires pour le bon fonctionnement du 

present Accord. 

5) Les gouvernements des pays Membres autres que le Gouvernement h{te 

accordent 'i I'Organisation les memes facilit~s en ce qui concerne les 

r6glementations rnontaires ou de change, le maintien de comptes bancaires et le 

transfert de fonds que celles qui sont accord~es aux institutions sp~cialis6es de 

I'Organisation des Nations Unies. 

CHAPITRE vi. FINANCES 

Article 24. DISPOSITIONS FINANCIIRES 

I) Les d(penses des d~l~gations au Conseil, ainsi que des repr6sentants au 

Comit6 ex~cutif et it tout autre comitd du Consei: ou du Comit6 ex~cutif, sont it Ia 

charge de I'Etat qu'ils repr~sentent. 

2) Pour couvrir les autres d6penses qu'entraine I'application du pr6sent 

Accord, les Membres versent une cotisation annuelle. Ces cotisations sont 

r6parties comme il est dit it I'Article 25. Toutefois, le Conseil peut exiger une 

r6tribution pour certains services. 

3) L'exercice financier de I'Organisation coincide avec I'ann6e caf~izre. 

Article 25. VOTE I)U BUDGET ET FIXATION DES COTISATIONS 

I) Au second semestre de chaque exercice financier, le Conseil vote le 

budget administratif de I'Organisation pour I'exercice financier suivant et r6partit 

les cotisations des Membres it ce budget. 

2) Pour chaque exercice financier, lIt cotisation de chaque Membre est 

proportionnelle au rapport qu'il y a, au moment du vote du budget, entre le 

nombre des voix dont il dispose et le nombre de voix dont disposent tous les 

Membres r(unis. Si toutefois, au debut de I'exercice financier pour Icquel les 

cotisations sont fix~es, lit r6partition des voix entre les Membres se trouve 

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chang~e en vertu du paragraphe 6 de I'Article 13, le Conseil ajuste les cotisations 

en consequence pour cet exercice. Pour determiner les cotisations, on d6nombre 

les voix de chaquc Membre sans tenir compte de la suspension 6ventuelle du droit 

de vote d'un Membre et de la redistribution des voix qui aurait pu en r~sulter. 

3) Le Conseil fixe la contribution initiale de tout pays qui devient Membre de 

I'Organisation apr!s I'entr~e en vigueur du present Accord en fonction du nombre 

des voix qui lui sont attributes et de la fraction non 6coulke de I'exercice en 

cours; mais les cotisations assignees aux autres Membres pour l'exercice en cours 

restent inchangdes. 

Article 26. VERSEMENT DES CO°FISATIONS 

I) Les cotisations au budget administratif de chaque exercice financier sont 

payables en monnaie librement convertible et sont exigibles au premier jour de 

I'exercice. 

2) Un Membre qui ne s'est pas acquitt6 int6gralement de sa cotisation au 

budget administratif dans les six mois de son exigibilit6 perd, jusqu'au moment oi 

il s'en acquitte, son droit de voter au Conseil et de voter ou de faire voter pour lui 

au Comit6 ex~cutif. Cependant, sauf dcision prise par le Conseil a la majorit6 

r~partie des deux tiers, ce Membre n'est priv6 d'aucun des autres droits que lui 

confute le present Accord, ni relev6 d'aucune des obligations que celui-ci lui 

impose. 

3) Un Membre dont le droit de vote est suspendu, en application soit des 

dispositions du paragraphe 2 du present Article, soit des dispositions des Articles 

42, 45 ou 58, reste n~anmoins tenu de verser sa cotisation. 

Article 27. VtRIFICATION ET PUBLICATION DES COMPTES 

Le plus t6t possible apr~s la cl6ture de chaque exercice financier, le Conseil 

est saisi, pour approbation et publication, d'un 6tat, v6rifi6 par expert agr66, des 

recettes et d6penses de l'Organisation pendant cet exercice financier. 

CHAPITRE vii. REGLEMENTATION DES EXPORTATIONS 

ET DES IMPORTATIONS 

Article 28. DISPOSITIONS GtNiERALES 

I) Toutes les d6cisions que le Conseil prend en vertu des dispositions du 

pr6sent chapitre sont prises ii la majorit6 r6p-irtie des deux tiers. 

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Article 30. CONTINGENTS DE BASE 

1) Chaque Membre exportateur a droit, sous r6serve des dispositions des 

Articles 31 et 32, A un contingent de base calcul6 conform6ment aux dispositions 

du pr6sent Article. 

2) Si, en application des dispositions de I'Article 33, le contingentement 

prend effet pendant I'ann6e caf6iire 1976/77, le contingent de base Ai utiliser pour 

la r6partition de la part fixe des contingents est calcul6 A partir du volume moyen 

des exportations annuelles de chaque Membre exportateur A destination des pays 

Membres importateurs pendant les ann6es caffires 1968/69 A 1971/72. Cette 

r6partition de la part fixe reste en vigueur jusqu'au moment oot les contingents 

sont suspendus pour ]a premiere fois en vertu de I'Article 33. 

3) Si les contingents ne sont pas introduits pendant I'ann6e caf6i~re 1976/77, 

mais prennent effet au cours de 1977/78, le contingent de base A utiliser pour la 

r6partition de la part fixe des contingents est calcul6 en choisissant pour chaque 

Membre exportateur celui des chiffres ci-apri~s qui est le plus M1ev6: 

a) Le volume de ses exportations L destination des pays Membres importateurs 

au cours de I'ann6e caf6iire 1976/77, calcul6 Li partir des renseignements 

transmis par les certificats d'origine; 

b) Le chiffre obtenu par I'application de la proc6dure expos6e au paragraphe 2 du 


Cette r6partition de la part fixe du contingent reste en vigueur jusqu'au moment 

oit les contingents sont suspendus pour la premiere fois en vertu de I'Article 33. 

4) Si les contingents prennent effet pour la premiere fois, ou s'ils sont 

r~tablis pendant I'ann~e caf~i~re 1978/79 ou Li toute date ult~rieure, le contingent 

de base L utiliser pour la repartition de la part fixe des contingents est calcul6 en 

choisissant pour chaque Membre exportateur celui des deux chiffres ci-apr~s qui 

est le plus Mev6: 

a) La moyenne du volume de ses exportations A destination des pays Membres 

importateurs pendant les ann6es caf6i~res 1976/77 et 1977/78, calcul e ,i partir 

des renseignements transmis par les certificats d'origine; 

b) Le chiffre obtenu par l'application de la proc6dure expos6e au paragraphe 2 du 


5) Si les contingents sont introduits, conformgment aux dispositions du 

paragraphe 2 du pr6sent Article, et sont suspendus par la suite, leur 

r6tablissement au cours de 1977/78 est r6gi par les dispositions du paragraphe 3 du 

present Article et celles du paragraphe I de I'Article 35. Le r6tablissement des 

contingents au cours de I'ann6e caf6ire 1978/79 ou "i toute date ult6rieure est regi 

par les dispositions du paragraphe 4 du pr6sent Article et celles du paragraphe I de 

I'Article 35. 

Article 31. MEMBRES EXPORTATEURS AUXQUELS IL NEST PAS ATTRIBUE 

DE CONTINGENT DE BASE 

I) II West pas attribu6 de contingent de base aux Membres exportateurs 

6num6r6s ai I'Annexe I, sous r6serve des dispositions des paragraphes 4 et 5 du 

pr6sent Article. Ces Membres auront, pendant I'ann6e cafgiire 1976/77, sous 

r6serve des dispositions de I'Article 33, le contingent annuel d'exportation initial 

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paragraphe 2 du pr6sent Article et des dispositions de I'Article 33, le contingent de 

ces Membres est augment6 pendant chacune des ann6es caf6i~res suivantes: 

a) De 10 pour cent du contingent annuel d'exportation initial, dans le cas des 

Membres dont le contingent annuel d'exportation initial est inf(rieur A 100 000 

sacs ; 

b) De 5 pour cent du contingent annuel d'exportation initial, dans le cas des 

Membres dont le contingent annuel d'exportation initial atteint ou d6passe 

100 000 sacs mais est inf6rieur A 400 000 sacs. 

On considiire, en vue d'arr~ter les contingents annuels des Membres int6ress6s 

lorsque le contingentement est introduit ou r6tabli en vertu de I'Article 33, que ces 

augmentations annuelles ont pris effet depuis I'entr6e en vigueur du pr6sent 

Accord. 

2) Au plus tard le 31 juillet de chaque ann6e, chacun des Membres auxquels 

s'appliquent les dispositions du paragraphe I du pr6sent Article notifie au Conseil 

les quantit6s de caf6 dont il disposera probablement pour l'exportation au cours 

de I'ann6e caf6iire suivante. Les quantit6s ainsi indiqu6es par le Membre 

exportateur int6ress6 constituent le contingent de ce Membre pour I'annde 

cafMi-re suivante, A condition qu'elles se trouvent dans les limites autoris6es 

d6finies au paragraphe I du pr6sent Article. 

3) Lorsque le contingent annuel d'un Membre exportateur dont le contingent 

annuel d'exportation initial est inf6rieur A 100 000 sacs atteint ou d6passe le 

volume maximum de 100 000 sacs mentionn6 au paragraphe I du pr6sent Article, 

ce Membre est soumis aux dispositions applicables aux Membres exportateurs 

dont le contingent annuel d'exportation initial est 6gal ou sup6rieur i 100 000 sacs 

mais inf6rieur A 400 000 sacs. 

4) Lorsque le contingent annuel d'un Membre exportateur dont le contingent 

annuel d'exportation initial est inf6rieur b 400 000 sacs atteint le chiffre maximum 

de 400 000 sacs mentionn6 au paragraphe I du pr6sent Article, ce Membre est 

soumis aux dispositions de I'Article 35 et le Conseil fixe un contingent de base 

pour ce pays Membre. 

5) Tout Membre exportateur figurant L I'Annexe I et dont les exportations 

s'616vent A 100 000 sacs ou davantage peut, A n'importe quel moment, demander 

au Conseil de fixer pour lui un contingent de base. 

6) Les Membres dont le contingent annuel est inf6rieur A 100 000 sacs ne sont 

pas soumis aux dispositions des Articles 36 et 37. 

Article 32. DISPOSITIONS RELATIVES A L'AJUSTEMENT 

DES CONTINGENTS DE BASE 

1) Si un pays importateur qui n'6tait partie ni A I'Accord international de 1968 

sur le Cafe, ni A I'Accord international de 1968 sur le CafU tel que prorog6' 

devient Partie au pr6sent Accord, le Conseil ajuste les contingents de base 

r6sultant de I'application des dispositions de I'Article 30. 

2) L'ajustement mentionn6 au paragraphe I du pr6sent Article est effectu6 

soit en fonction de la moyenne des exportations de chaque Membre exportateur A 

destination du pays Membre importateur concern6, pendant la p6riode 1968 A 

1972, soit en fonction de la participation au prorata de chaque Membre 

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exportateur a lhi moyenne des importations de ce pays, calcul~e pendant lia mme 

p~riode. 

3) Le Conseil approuve les donnees num~riques i partir desquelles est 

calcul6 I'ajustement des contingents de base ainsi que les critres it appliquer afin 

de mettre en (euvre les dispositions du present Article. 

Article 33. DISPOSITIONS CONCERNANT I.'ETABI.ISSEMENT. [.A SUSPENSION 

ET LE RITABIASSEMENT DES CONTINGENTS 

1) A moins que le Conseil n'en dispose autrement, les contingents sont 

6tablis i n'importe quel moment pendant li dur~e du pr6sent Accord, si: 

j) Le prix indicatif compos6 est en moyenne, pendant 20 jours de march6 

cons~cutifs, 6gal ou inf~rieur au. prix maximum de la marge de prix en vigueur, 

6tablie par le Conseil conform6ment aux dispositions de I'Article 38; 

b) A d~faut d'une marge de prix 6tablie par le Conseil: 

i) La moyenne entre les prix indicatifs des Autres Arabicas doux et des 

Robustas est en moyenne, pendant vingt jours de march6 conscutifs, 6gale 

ou inf~rieure t lia moyenne de ces prix pour I'ann~e civile 1975, maintenue 

par I'Organisation tandis que I'Accord international de 1968 sur le Cafe tel 

que prorog6 6tait en vigueur: oI 

ii) Sous reserve des dispositions du paragraphe 2 du present Article, le prix 

indicatif compos6 calcul6 conform~ment aux dispositions de I'Article 38 est 

en moyenne, pendant vingt jours de march4 cons6cutifs, inf~rieur de 15 

pour cent ou davantage it li moyenne du prix indicatif compos6 enregistr~e 

au cours de I'ann~e caf~ire pr&c~dente pendant laquelle I'Accord 6tait en 

vigueur. 

Par derogation aux dispositions du present paragraphe, les contingents ne sont pas 

6tablis au moment de I'entre en vigueur de I'Accord Ct moins que la moyenne 

entre les prix indicatifs des Autres Arabicas doux et des Robustas n'ait 6t, en 

moyenne, pendant les vingt jours de march6 cons6cutifs qui precedent 

imm~diatement cette date, 6gale oU infrieure i lIa moyenne de ces prix pendant 

I'anne civile 1975. 

2) Nonobstant les dispositions de l'alin6a b. ii, du paragraphe I du present 

Article, les contingents ne sont pas 6tablis, ,t moins que le Conseil n'en dispose 

autrement, si li moyenne entre les prix indicatifs des Autres Arabicas doux et des 

Robustas est en moyenne, pendant vingt jours de march6 cons&utifs, sup~rieure 

de 22,5 pour cent ou davantage i lIa moyenne de ces prix pendant I'ann& civile 

1975. 

3) Les prix sp~cifi~s it I'alin~a b. i, du paragraphe I et au paragraphe 2 du 

present Article seront passes en revue et pourront tre r~vis~s par le Conseil avant 

le 30 septembre 1978 et avant le 30 septembre 1980. 

4) A moins que le Conseil n'en dispose autrement, le contingentement est 

suspendu: 

a) Si le prix indicatif compos6 est en moyenne, pendant vingt jours de march6 

cons~cutifs, sup~rieur de 15 pour cent au prix maximum de li marge fix~e par 

le Conseil en vigueur hi ce moment-'i: ou 

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b) A d6faut d'une marge de prix 6tablie par le Conseil, si le prix indicatif compos6 

est en moyenne, pendant vingt jours de march6 cons6cutifs, sup6rieur de 15 

pour cent ou davantage .I 1a moyenne du prix indicatif compos6 enregistr6e 

pendant l'anne civile pr6c6dente. 

5) A moins que le Conseil n'en dispose autrement, le contingentement est 

r6tabli, apr~s une suspension effectu6e en vertu du paragraphe 4 du prdsent 

Article, conformdment aux dispositions des paragraphes I, 2 et 6. 

6) Lorsque sont remplies Ics conditions pertinentes concernant les prix 

6nonc6es au paragraphe I du pr6sent Article, et sous r6serve des dispositions du 

paragraphe 2, les contingents prennent effet aussi rapidement que possible et de 

toute maniire au plus tard le trimestre qui suit le moment of] lesdites conditions 

ont W remplies. Les contingents sont fixes pour Line p6riode de quatre 

trimestres, sauf disposition contraire du pr6sent Accord. Si le Conseil Wa pas 

arrt6 auparavant le contingent annuel global et les contingents trimestriels, le 

Directeur ex6cutif fixe un contingent sur la base de l'utilisation effective 

(disappearance) du caf6 dans les march6s sous contingent. 6value conform6ment 

aux critZres 6tablis dans I'Article 34; ce contingent est attribu6 aux 

Membres exportateurs conform6ment aux dispositions des Articles 31 et 35. 

7) Le Conseil se r6unit au cours du premier trimestre apris que les 

contingents ont pris effet afin d'6tablir des marges de prix et de passer en revue 

et, le cas 6ch6ant, de r6viser les contingents pour la p6riode qu'il considzre 

souhaitable, -I condition que cette p6riode ne d6passe pas douze mois ,i compter 

de la date it laquelle les contingents ont 6t6 introduits. 

Article 34. CONTINGENT ANNUEI. (;I.OBAL. 

Sous r6serve des dispositions de I'Article 33, le Conseil arr~te, ,I sa derni!re 

session ordinaire de I'ann6e caf6iire, un contingent annuel global en tenant 

compte notamment des 616ments suivants: 

a) Pr6vision de la consommation annuelle des Membres importateurs 

h) Pr6vision des importations des pays Membres en provenance d'autres 

Membres importateurs et de pays non membres- 

c) Pr6vision des variations du niveau des stocks dans les pays Membres 

importateurs et dans les ports francs- 

d) Respect des dispositions de I'Article 40 concernant les deficits et leur 

redistribution ; 

e) Exportations des Membres exportateurs it destination des Membres importateurs 

et des pays non membres pendant ha p6riode de douze mois qui precde 

l'introduction des contingents, lorsqu'il s'agit d'intodbiire ou de rdtablir les 

contingents en vertu des paragraphes I et 5 de ['Article 33. 

Article 35. ATRRIBUTION DES CONTING ENTS ANNUEL.S 

I) Compte tent, de la d6cision prise en vertu de I'Article 34 et deduction faite 

du volume de caf6 n6cessaire pour observer les dispositions de I'Article 31. il est 

attribu6 aux Membres exportateurs ayant droit ,I un contingent de base des 

contingents annuels r6partis selon une part fixe et une part variable. La part fixe 

correspond i 70 pour cent du contingent annuel globtl. d~ment ajust6 pour 

observer les dispositions de I'Article 31, et tlle est r6partie entre les Membres 

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exportateurs conformement aux dispositions de I'Article 30. La part variable 

correspond i 30 pour cent du contingent annuel global, dement ajustd pour 

observer les dispositions de I'Article 31. Ces proportions peuvent .tre modifi~es 

par le Conseil mais la part fixe ne doit jamais tre infrieure it 70 pour cent. Sous 

riserve des dispositions du paragraphe 2 du present Article, lia part variable est 

rtpartie entre les Membres exportateurs en fonction du rapport existant entre les 

stocks v~rifi~s de chaque Membre exportateur et le total des stocks v~rifi~s de 

tous les Membres exportateurs ayant des contingents de base, 6tant entendu 

qu'aucun Membre ne recevra une portion de la part variable du contingent 

superieure it 40 pour cent du volume total de cette part variable, "k moins que le 

Conseil ne fixe Line lirnite diff~rente. 

2) Les stocks i prendre en consideration aux fins du pr6sent Article sont les 

stocks v~rifi~s, conformement ai r~glement pertinent sur la verification des 

stocks, i lia fin de la campagne de chaque Membre exportateur qui prdcede 

immdiatement la fixation des contingents. 

Article 36. CONTING ENTS TRIMESTRIFl,, 

I) Imm~diatement apr~s I'attribution des contingents annuels, en vertu du 

paragraphe I de I'Article 35, et sous reserve des dispositions de I'Article 31, le 

Conseil attribue des contingents trimestriels iI chaque Membre exportiteur en vue 

d'assurer Lin courant ordonn6 de caf6 sur le march6 mondial pendant toute la 

p~riode pour laquelle sont fixes les contingents. 

2) Ces contingents doivent &tre atnssi voisins que possible de 25 pour cent du 

contingent annuel de chaque Membre. Aucun Membre n'est autoris6 .i exporter 

plus de 30 pour cent au cours du premier trimestre, plus de 60 pour cent au cours 

des deux premiers trimestres, et plus de 80 pour cent au cours des trois premiers 

trimestres. Si les exportations d'un Membre n'atteignent pas, pendant un 

trimestre, le contingent auquel il a droit pour ce trimestre, le solde inemploy6 est 

ajout6 it son contingent du trimestre suivant. 

3) Les dispositions du prsent Article sont 6galement applicables it la mise en 

(euvre du paragraphe 6 de I'Article 33. 

4) Quand. en raison de circonstances exceptionnelles, un Membre 

exportateUr estime que les limitations prvues au paragraphe 2 du present Article 

sont de nature Li porter ii son 6conomie un prejudice grave, le Conseil peut, i lia 

demande de ce Membre, prendre les mesures appropri6es aux termes de I'Article 

56. Le Membre int&ress6 doit faire la preuve du prejudice et fournir des garanties 

ad~quates quant au maintien de li stabilit6 des prix. Toutefois. en aucun cas, le 

Conseil n'autorise un Membre it exporter plus de 35 pour cent de son contingent 

annuel au cours du premier trimestre, plus de 65 pour cent au cours des deux 

premiers trimestres, et plus de 85 pour cent atI cours des trois premiers trimestres. 

Article 37. AJUSTEMENT DES CONTINGENTS ANNUELS ET TRIMESTRIEI.S 

I) Si li situation du marchM I'exige, le Conseil peut modifier les contingents 

annuels et trimestriels attribu~s en vertu des Articles 33, 35 et 36. Sous reserve 

des dispositions dI paragraphe I de I'Article 35 et sauf dans les cas pr~vus it 

I'Article 31 et au paragraphe 3 de I'Article 39, les contingents de chaque Membre 

exportateur sont modifies selon le m~me pourcentage. 

2) Nonobstant les dispositions du paragraphe I du present Article,le Conseil 

peut, s'il estime que la situation du march6 I'exige, ajuster les contingents 

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trimestriels des Membres exportateLrs pour Ic trnimestre en cours et les triiestres 

a courir. sans toutefois modifier les contingents annucls. 

Article 38. M-.lSURIS ()NCEIRN \NT lolS PRIX 

I) Le Conseil institue Ln syst~me de prix indicatif's capable de fournir tin prix 

indicatif quotidien compos&. 

2) A partir de ce systrme. le Conseil petit fixer des marges de prix et des 

diffrrentiels pour les principaux types t/ou. grotpes de caft6 ainsi qu'une marge 

de prix composes. 

3) Lorsqu'il 6tablit Ott ajtste Line marge de prix aux fins dII pr6sent Article. le 

Conseil tient compte des niveaix et des tendances de prix alors pr6dominants. et 

notamment de I'inflUence exercse sur ces prix par: 

- Les niveaux et les tendances de la consommation et de li production aussi bien 

que des stocks, dans les pays exportateurs et les pays importateurs 

- Les modifications dIi systrme montaire international, 

- La tendance de l'inflation ou de la d~flation mondiale 

- Tout autre facteLir qui potIrrait -tre prnjudiciable ai lit ralisation des objectifs 

6noncSs dans le pr'sent Accord. 

Le Directeur ex&cItif fournit les renseignements nmcessaires potur pernmettre a 

Conseil de prendre dirent en consideration les 6hkments susmentionn~s. 

4) Le Conseil adopte un rbglernent concernant l'incidence du contingentement 

ou de I'ajtisternent des contingents sur les contrats passs avant quc les 

contingents n'aient i6t4 tablis ou ajust6s. 

Article 39. AUTrR|iS MI.SUIFRS I)'AJUSTEM ENT I) FS ('ONTING ENTS 

I ) Si le contingentement est en vigueur, le Conseil se rnunit en vue d'instittier 

un m~canisme d'ajustement au prorata des contingents en fonction des 

mouvements du prix indicatif compos6, selon qu'il est pr~vn -, I'Article 38. 

2) Ce systbmie contient des dispositions concernant les marges de prix, le 

nombre de jours de rnarch6 sur lequel porteront les calculs ainsi que le nombre et 

le volme des ajtustements. 

3) Le Conseil peut 6galernent instituer tin mrcanisme pr~voyant des 

augmentations de contingents en fonction dIi mouvement des prix des pn'incipaux 

types et/ou groupes de caf6. 

Article 40. D'lt:l('cvs 

I) Chaque Membre exportateur d~clare tout deficit anticip6 des qtiantit~s 

qI'il a le droit d'exporter sous contingent afin de pernmettre de redistribuer 

pendant lia mme annie caf~i6-e les quantitfs correspondant aux deficits. entre les 

Membres exportateurs en mesure de les exporter et prfits hi le faire. Soixante-dix 

pour cent de la quantit6 d~clar~e conform~ment aux dispositions du present 

paragraphe seront offerts tout d'abord aux fins de redistribution entre d'autres 

Membres exportateurs du m~me type de caf6 proportionnellement aI leur 

contingent de base. et 30 pour cent tout d'abord aux Membres exportateurs de 

I'autre type de caf6, en proportion de leur contingent de base 6galernent. 

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2) Si un pays Membre d6clare un d6ficit pendant les six premiers mois d'une 

ann6e caffi~re, le contingent annuel de ce Membre est augment6, pendant I'ann6e 

caf6ire suivante, de 30 pour cent du volume d6clar6 et non export6. Ce montant 

est imput6 sur les quantit6s annuelles i exporter sous contingent par les Membres 

exportateurs qui ont accept6 la redistribution effectu~e en vertu du paragraphe I 

du present Article, au prorata de leur participation it cette redistribution. 

Article 41. QUANTITIS A EXPORTER SOUS CONTINGENT PAR UN GROUPE MEMBRE 

Quand plusieurs pays forment un groupe Membre en vertu des Articles 6 et 7, 

les contingents de base de ces pays ou, le cas 6ch6ant, les quantit6s al exporter 

sous contingent par ces Membres sont additionn6s, et leur total est consid6rd, 

aux fins du pr6sent chapitre, comme un contingent de base unique ou une quantit6 

A exporter sous contingent unique. 

Article 42. RESPECT DU CONTINGENTEMENT 

I) Les Membres exportateurs prennent les mesures voulues pour assurer le 

respect absolu de toutes les dispositions du pr6sent Accord qui concernent le 

contingentement. Le Conseil peut exiger de ces Membres qu'ils prennent, outre 

les mesures qu'ils pourraient tre amends A prendre d'eux-m~mes, des mesures 

compl6mentaires pour appliquer de fagon effective le contingentement pr6vu par 

le pr6sent Accord. 

2) Les Membres exportateurs ne d6passent pas les contingents annuels et 

trimestriels qui leur sont attribu6s. 

3) Si un Membre exportateur d6passe son contingent pendant un trimestre 

donn6, le Conseil r6duit un ou plusieurs des contingents suivants de ce Membre 

d'une quantit6 6gale "i 110 pour cent du d6passement. 

4) Si un Membre exportateur d6passe une deuxiZme fois son contingent 

trimestriel, le Conseil proc~de A la meme r6duction que celle qui est pr6vue au 

paragraphe 3 du pr6sent Article. 

5) Si un Membre exportateur d~passe une troisi me fois ou plus souvent 

encore son contingent trimestriel, le Conseil applique la r6duction pr6vue au 

paragraphe 3 du pr6sent Article et suspend les droits de vote du Membre int6ress6 

jusqu'A ce qu'il ait d6cid6 s'il y a lieu d'exclure ce Membre de l'Organisation, 

conform6ment aux dispositions de I'Article 66. 

6) Les r6ductions de contingent pr6vues aux paragraphes 3, 4 et 5 du pr6sent 

Article sont consid6r6es comme des d6ficits aux fins du paragraphe I de I'Article 

40. 

7) Le Conseil applique les dispositions des paragraphes I A 5 du pr6sent 

Article aussit6t qu'il est en possession des renseignements n6cessaires. 

Article 43. CERTIFICATS D'ORIGINE ET DE REEXPORTATION 

I) Tout le caf6 export6 par un Membre est accompagn6 d'un certificat 

d'origine valide. Les certificats d'origine sont d6livr6s, conform6ment au 

r~glement pertinent du Conseil, par l'organisme qualifi6 que ce Membre a choisi 

et que l'Organisation a approuv6. 

2) Si les contingents ont pris effet, tout le caf6 r6export6 par un Membre est 

accompagn6 d'un certificat de r6exportation valide. Les certificats de 

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r~exportation sont d~livr~s, conform~ment au r~glement pertinent du Conseil, par 

un organisme qualifi6 choisi par ce Membre et approuv6 par I'Organisation, et 

attestent que le caf6 en question a W import6 en application des dispositions du 

present Accord. 

3) Le rglement mentionnd dans le present Article contient des dispositions 

permettant de I'appliquer aux groupes de Membres importateurs formant une 

union douaniire. 

4) Le Conseil peut adopter un rfglement concernant l'impression, Ia 

validation, la d~livrance et I'utilisation des certificats, et prendre les mesures 

n~cessaires pour d~livrer des timbres pour I'exportation de caf6 moyennant le 

versement d'un droit dont le montant est i fixer par le Conseil. L'apposition de 

ces timbres sur les certificats d'origine peut etre I'un des moyens prescrits pour 

les valider. Le Conseil peut prendre des dispositions analogues pour valider 

d'autres formules de certificats et d~livrer d'autres sortes de timbres 

d'exportation, i des conditions it determiner. 

5) Chaque Membre communique A I'Organisation le nom de l'organisme 

gouvernemental ou non gouvernemental qu'il a d~sign6 pour remplir les fonctions 

pr~vues aux paragraphes I et 2 du present Article. L'Organisation approuve 

nomm~ment un organisme non gouvernemental apr~s avoir eu la preuve, fournie 

par le Membre int~ress6, que cet organisme est en mesure d'assumer, 

conform6ment aux rfglements 6tablis en vertu du pr6sent Accord, les 

responsabilitgs qui incombent au Membre, et qu'il est dispos6 i le faire. Le 

Conseil peut i tout moment d6clarer, par une decision motiv6e, qu'il ne peut plus 

accepter un organisme non gouvernemental particulier. Le Conseil prend, soit 

directement, soit par l'intermgdiaire d'un organisme mondial de r6putation 

internationale, les mesures n6cessaires pour tre "i mme de s'assurer a tout 

instant que les diverses formules de certificats sont d6livr6es et utilis6es 

correctement, et de v6rifier les quantit6s de caf6 qui ont W export6es par chaque 

Membre. 

6) Un organisme non gouvernemental approuv6 comme un service de 

certification selon les dispositions du paragraphe 5 du pr6sent Article conserve les 

registres des certificats d6livr6s, ainsi que les pi:ces sur lesquelles est fond6e leur 

d6livrance, pendant une pgriode de quatre ann6es au moins. Avant d' tre 

approuv6 comme service de certification selon les dispositions du paragraphe 5 du 

pr6sent Article, un organisme non gouvernemental doit accepter de tenir lesdits 

registres ai la disposition de I'Organisation aux fins d'inspection. 

7) Si le contingentement est en vigueur, les Membres interdisent, sous 

r6serve des dispositions de I'Article 44 et de celles des paragraphes I et 2 de 

I'Article 45, 'importation de toute expedition de caf6 qui nest pas accompagnge 

d'un certificat valide, 6tabli selon la formule appropri6e et d6livr6 conform6ment 

au r~glement adopt6 par le Conseil. 

8) De petites quantit6s de caf6, sous la forme que le Conseil pourra 

d6terminer, ou le caf6 destin6 a ktre consommd directement "t bord des navires, 

des avions ou de tous autres moyens de transport internationaux, ne sont pas 

soumises aux dispositions indiqu6es aux paragraphes I et 2 du pr6sent Article. 

Article 44. EXPORTATIONS HORS CONTINGENT 

I) Ainsi que le pr6voient les dispositions de I'Article 29, les exportations de 

caf6 A destination de pays qui ne participent pas au pr6sent Accord ne sont pas 

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imput~es sur les contingents. Le Conseil peut 6tablir un r:glement concernant 

notamment la manire d'effectuer et de surveiller ces 6changes, de traiter le 

d~tournement et la r~exportation vers des pays Membres du caf6 destin6 L des 

pays non membres, et les sanctions A appliquer 6ventuellement, ainsi que les 

documents n~cessaires pour accompagner les exportations it destination des pays 

Membres aussi bien que des pays non membres. 

2) Les exportations de caf6 en grain comme matire premiere Li transformer 

industriellement ,t des fins autres que la consommation humaine comme boisson 

ou comme aliment ne sont pas soumises au contingentement, .1 condition que le 

Membre exportateur prouve Li la satisfaction du Conseil que ce caf6 en grain aura 

effectivement cet usage. 

3) Le Conseil peut, it la demande d'un Membre exportateur. d6cider que les 

exportations de caf6 effectu~es par ce Membre it des fins humanitaires ou non 

commerciales ne sont pas imputables sur son contingent. 

Article 45. RtGI.EMENTATION DES IMPORTATIONS 

I) Pour emp~cher des pays non membres d'augmenter leurs exportations au 

detriment des Membres exportateurs, chaque Membre limite, lorsque le 

contingentement est en vigueur, ses importations annuelles de caf6 en provenance 

de pays non membres qui n'6taient pas parties L I'Accord international de 1968 sur 

le Caf6 A une quantit6 6gale it la moyenne annuelle de ses importations de caf6 en 

provenance de pays non membres, soit de I'ann~e civile 1971 it I'ann~e civile 1974 

inclusivement, soit de I'ann~e civile 1972 it I'ann~e civile 1974 inclusivement. 

2) Lorsque le contingentement est en vigueur, les Membres limitent 

6galement leurs importations annuelles de cafE en provenance de chaque pays non 

membre qui 6tait Partie Li I'Accord international de 1968 sur le Cafr, ou L I'Accord 

international de 1968 sur le Cafe tel que prorog6. it une quantit6 qui ne d~passe pas 

un certain pourcentage le lit moyenne des importations annuelles en provenance 

de ce pays non membre pendant les ann~es caf&iRres 1968/69 a 1971/72. Ce 

pourcentage correspond au rapport qui existe entre li part fixe et le contingent 

annuel global, en vertu du paragraphe I de I'Article 35, au moment oi les 

contingents prennent effet. 

3) Le Conseil peut suspendre ou modifier ces limitations quantitatives s'il 

estime que ces mesures sont ncessaires pour permettre d'atteindre les objectifs 

du present Accord. 

4) Les obligations d~finies aux paragraphes prc~dents du present Article 

s'entendent sans prejudice des obligations contraires, bilatrales ou multilat~rales, 

que les Membres importateurs ont contract~es it I'6gard de pays non membres 

avant I'entr~e en vigueur du present Accord, i condition que tout Membre 

importateur qui a contract6 ces obligations contraires s'en acquitte de manire ,a 

att~nuer le plus possible le conflit qui les oppose aux obligations dffinies aux 

paragraphes precedents. Ce Membre prend aussit6t que possible des mesures 

pour concilier ces obligations et les dispositions des paragraphes I et 2 du present 

Article et expose en detail au Conseil la nature de ces obligations et les mesures 

qu'il a prises pour att~nuer le conflit ou le faire disparaitre. 

5) Si un Membre importateur ne se conforme pus aux dispositions du present 

Article, le Conseil peut suspendre et son droit de voter au Conseil et son droit de 

voter ou de faire voter pour lui au Comit6 excutif. 

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CHAPITRE VIII. AUTRES DISPOSITIONS IECONOMIQUES 

Article 46. MESURES RELATIVES AU CAFE TRANSFORME 

I) Les Membres reconnaissent que les pays en voie de d6veloppement ont 

besoin d'61argir les bases de leur 6conomie, notamment par l'industrialisation et 

l'exportation d'articles manufactur6s, y compris la transformation du caf6 et 

I'exportation du caf6 transform6. 

2) A ce propos, les Membres 6vitent de prendre des mesures gouvernementales 

qui pourraient d6sorganiser le secteur caf6ier d'autres Membres. 

3) Si un Membre considre que les dispositions du paragraphe 2 du pr6sent 

Article ne sont pas observ6es, il engage des consultations avec les autres 

Membres int6ress6s, en tenant dfment compte des dispositions de I'Article 57. 

Les Membres int6ress6s s'efforcent d'arriver a un r~glement amiable sur une base 

bilat6rale. Si ces consultations ne permettent pas d'arriver A une entente 

satisfaisante pour les parties en cause, l'une ou l'autre des parties peut saisir le 

Conseil de I'affaire. conform6ment aux dispositions de I'Article 58. 

4) Aucune disposition du present Accord ne portera atteinte au droit de tout 

Membre de prendre les mesures n6cessaires pour emp&her que le secteur caf6ier 

de son 6conomie ne soit d6sorganis6 par des importations de caf6 transform6, ou 

pour redresser la situation le cas 6ch6ant. 

Article 47. PROPAGANDE 

1) Les Membres s'engagent it encourager la consommation du caf6 de toutes 

les manieres possibles. A cette fin, il est institu6 un Fonds de propagande qui a 

pour objectifs de stimuler la consommation dans les pays importateurs par tous 

les moyens appropri6s sans consid6ration de l'origine, du type ou de I'appellation 

du caf6 et d'am6liorer cette boisson ou de lui conserver la plus grande puret6 et la 

plus haute qualit6 possibles. 

2) Le Fonds de propagande est administr6 par un comit6. La participation au 

Fonds est limit6e aux Membres qui lui apportent une contribution financizre. 

3) Pendant les ann6es caf6iires 1976/77 et 1977/78, le Fonds est financ6 au 

moyen d'un droit obligatoire sur les timbres d'exportation ou les autorisations 

d'exporter 6quivalentes, it acquitter par les Membres exportateurs a compter du 

I octobre 1976. Ce droit s'61lve At 5 cents EU par sac, pour les Membres 6num6r~s ' 

I'Annexe I et dont le contingent annuel d'exportation initial est inf6rietur " 100 000 

sacs; a 10 cents EU par sac, pour les Membres 6num6r6s A I'Annexe I et dont le 

contingent annuel d'exportation initial est 6gal ou sup6rieur A 100 000 sacs nmais 

inf~rieur A 400 000 sacs: et A1 25 cents EU par sac, pour toLs les atutres Membres 

exportateurs. Le Fonds pourra 6galement tre financ6 par des contributions 

facultatives vers6es par d'autres Membres At des conditions i approuver par le 

comit6. 

4) Le comit6 peut d6cider i tout moment de continuer A percevoir un droit 

obligatoire pendant Ia troisieme ann6e caf6i~re et les ann6es caf~i!res suivantes. 

s'il doit disposer de ressources suppl6mentaires pour satisfaire aux obligations 

contract6es en vertu du paragraphe 7 du pr6sent Article. II peut 6galement d6cider 

de recevoir des contributions d'autres Membres a des conditions qu'il devra 

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5) Les ressources du Fonds sont utilis6es essentiellement pour financer les 

campagnes de propagande men6es dans les pays Membres importateurs. 

6) Le Fonds peut parrainer des recherches et des 6tudes ayant trait A la 

consommation du caf6. 

7) Les Membres importateurs ou, dans les pays Membres importateurs, des 

associations commerciales acceptables par le comit6, peuvent pr6senter des 

propositions sur les campagnes A mener en faveur de la consommation du caf6. Le 

Fonds peut financer jusqu' concurrence de 50 pour cent du coot de ces 

campagnes. Lorsque les conditions relatives aux campagnes ont 6t6 accept6es 

d'un commun accord, le pourcentage de ]a contribution du comit6 reste inchang6. 

La dur6e des campagnes peut d6passer une ann6e mais n'est pas sup6rieure A cinq 

ans. 

8) Le paiement mentionn6 au paragraphe 3 est effectu6 contre la remise de 

timbres d'exportation ou d'autorisations d'exporter 6quivalentes. Le r~glement 

concernant I'application d'un systUme de certificats d'origine 6tabli en vertu de 

I'Article 43 contient des dispositions relatives au paiement du droit mentionn6 au 

paragraphe 3. 

9) Le droit mentionn6 aux paragraphes 3 et 4 est payable en dollars EU au 

Directeur exgcutif qui d6posera les fonds qui en proviennent dans un compte 

special h d6nommer Compte du Fonds de propagande. 

10) Le comit6 contr6le tous les fonds dgpos6s dans le Fonds de propagande. 

Aussitgt que possible apr~s la cl6ture de chaque exercice financier, un 6tat des 

recettes et d6penses du Fonds de propagande pendant l'exercice 6coul6, v6rifi6 

par tin expert agrg6 est pr6sent6 au comit6 aux fins d'approbation. Les comptes 

v6rifi6s dflment approuv6s par le comit6 sont transmis au Conseil A titre 

d'information seulement. 

11) Le Directeur exgcutif est le President du comit6 et fait rapport 

pdriodiquement au Conseil sur les activit6s du comit6. 

12) Les d6penses administratives entrain6es par la mise en application des 

dispositions du pr6sent Article ainsi que celles qui ont trait aux activit6s relevant 

de la propagande sont A la charge du Fonds de propagande. 

13) Le comit6 dtablit ses propres statuts. 

Article 48. ELIMINATION DES OBSTACLES 

1) Les Membres reconnaissent qu'il est de ia plus haute importance de 

r6aliser dans les meilleurs d61ais le plus grand d6veloppement possible de la 

consommation du cafd, notamment par 1'61imination progressive de tout obstacle 

qui pourrait entraver ce d6veloppement. 

2) Les Membres reconnaissent que certaines mesures actuellement en 

vigueur pourraient, dans des proportions plus ou moins grandes, entraver 

I'augmentation de la consommation du caf6, en particulier: 

a) Certains r6gimes d'importation applicables au caf6, y compris les tarifs 

pr6f6rentiels ou autres, les contingents, les op6rations des monopoles 

gouvernementaux ou des organismes officiels d'achat et autres r gles 

administratives ou pratiques commerciales; 

b) Certains r6gimes d'exportation en ce qui concerne les subventions directes ou 

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c) Certaines conditions int~rieures de commercialisation et dispositions internes 

de caractre Ikgislatif et administratif qui pourraient affecter Ia consommation. 

3) Compte tenu des objectifs mentionn~s ci-dessus et des dispositions du 

paragraphe 4 du present Article, les Membres s'efforcent de poursuivre [a 

reduction des tarifs sur le caf6 ou de prendre d'autres mesures pour 6liminer les 

obstacles it I'augmentation de li consommation. 

4) En consideration de leur int&t commun. les Membres s'engagent i 

rechercher les moyens par lesquels les obstacles au d~veloppement du commerce 

et de la consonmation mentionn~s au paragraphe 2 pourraient tre progressivement 

r~duits et 6ventuellement, dans la mesure du possible, 6limin~s, ou par 

lesquels leurs effets pourraient tre substantiellement diminu~s. 

5) Eu 6gard aux engagements contract~s aux termes dII paragraphe 4, les 

Membres informent chaque ann6e le Conseil de toutes les mesures qu'ils ont 

prises en vue de donner suite aux dispositions dI prdsert Article. 

6) Le Directeur ex6cutif pr6pare p6riodiquement une ,tude des obstacles IL 

I'augmentation de la consommation, qui est pass6e en revue par le Conseil. 

7) Pour atteindre les objectifs vis6s dans le pr6sent Article. le Conseil peut 

faire des recommandations aux Membres qui lui font rapport aussit6t que possible 

sur les mesures qu'ils ont prises en vue de mettre en evuvre les recommandations 

en question. 

Article 49. MIANG(ES ET SUCCiI)ANIS 

I) Les Membres ne maintiennent en vigueur aucune r6glementation qui 

exigerait que d'autres produits soient m6lang6s, trait6s out uitisk~s avec du caf6. en 

vue de leur vente dans le commerce sous I'appellation de cafr. Les Membres 

s'efforcent d'interdire li publicit6 et Ia vente. sous le nom de caf6, de produits 

contenant moins de 1I6quivalent de 90 pour cent de caf6 vert comme matire 

premiere de base. 

2) Le Conseil peut demander i un pays Membre de prendre les mesures 

n6cessaires pour assurer le respect des dispositions dIi present Article. 

3) Le Directeur ex6cutif soumet p6riodiquement au Conseil un rapport stir la 

manire dont sont observ es les dispositions du pr6sent Article. 

Article 50. PoI.ITIQUE I)E PROI)UCTION 

I) Pour permettre d'atteindre plus ais6ment I'objectif expos6 au paragraphe 

I de I'Article premier. les Membres exportateurs s'engagenti d~ployer tous 

les efforts possibles en vue d'adopter et de mettre en ntuvre tine politique 

de production. 

2) Le Conscil peut 6tablir des procedures afin de coordonner les politiques 

de production mentionndes au paragraphe I du present Article. Ces procedures 

peuvent comprendre les mesures appropri6es de diversification, ou d'encouragement 

t lia diversification, ainsi que les moyens selon lesquels les Membres 

pourront obtenir une assistance technique aussi bien que financi4re. 

3) Le Conseil peut fixer une contribution it payer par les Membres 

exportateurs et destin~e i permettre i I'Organisation d'effectuer les 6tudes 

techniques appropri6es en vue d'aider les Membres exportateurs it prendre les 

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mesures n6cessaires pour appliquer une politique de production ad6quate. Cette 

contribution ne sera pas sup6rieure i 2 cents EU par sac export6 i destination des 

pays Membres importateurs et sera payable en monnaie convertible. 

Article 51. POLITIQUE RELATIVE AUX STOCKS 

I) En vue de compl6ter les dispositions du Chapitre VII et de I'Article 50, le 

Conseil arrete, * la majorit6 r6partie des deux tiers, la politique Ai suivre *i 1"6gard 

des stocks de cafd dans les pays Membres producteurs. 

2) Le Conseil prend les mesures n6cessaires pour v6rifier chaque ann6e, 

conform6ment aux dispositions de I'Article 35, le volume des stocks de caf6 que 

les Membres exportateurs d6tiennent individuellement. Les Membres int6ress6s 

facilitent cette enqu~te annuelle. 

3) Les Membres producteurs s'assurent qu'il existe dans leurs pays 

respectifs des moyens d'entreposage suffisants pour emmagasiner convenablement 

les stocks de caf6. 

4) Le Conseil entreprend une 6tude sur la possibilit6 d'aider "t atteindre les 

objectifs du pr6sent Accord par un arrangement concernant un stock 

international. 

Article 52. COLLABORATION AVEC LA PROFESSION 

I) L'Organisation reste en liaison dtroite avec les organisations non 

gouvernementales appropri6es s'occupant du commerce international du caf6 et 

avec les experts en mati~re de caf6. 

2) Les Membres rfglent Faction qu'ils assurent dans le cadre du present 

Accord de mani~re "t respecter les structures de la profession et "i 6viter les 

pratiques de vente discriminatoires. Dans l'exercice de cette action, ils 

s'efforcent de tenir dOment compte des int&r ts I6gitimes de la profession. 

Article 53. INFORMATION 

I) L'Organisation sert de centre pour rassembler, 6changer et publier: 

a) Des renseignements statistiques sur la production, les prix, les exportations et 

les importations, la distribution et la consommation du caf6 dans le monde - 

b) Dans la mesure obi elle le juge appropri6, des renseignements techniques sur la 

culture, le traitement et I'utilisation du caf6. 

2) Le Conseil peut demander aux Membres de lui donner, en matire de caf6, 

les renseignements qu'iI juge n6cessaires Ai son activit6, notamment des rapports 

statistiques p6riodiques sur la production, les tendances de la production, les 

exportations et les importations, la distribution, la consommation, les stocks, les 

prix et 'imposition, mais il ne rend public aucun renseignement qui permettrait 

d'identifier les op6rations d'individus ou de firmes qui produisent, traitent ou 

6coulent du caf6. Les Membres communiquent sous une forme aussi d6taill6e et 

pr6cise que possible les renseignements demand6s. 

3) Si un Membre ne donne pas ou a peine "i donner dans un d6lai normal les 

renseignements, statistiques ou autres, dont le Conseil a besoin pour la bonne 

marche de I'Organisation, le Conseil peut exiger du Membre en question qu'il 

explique les raisons de ce manquement. S'il constate qu'il faut fournir ,i cet 6gard 

une aide technique, le Conseil peut prendre les mesures n6cessaires. 

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4) En complement des dispositions pr.ivties au pariagraphe 3 du present 

Article. le DIirecteur exlcutif petit. apr !s avoir donno, le priavis necessaire et it 

moins que le Conseil n'en dispose autrement. stspendre hi dilivrance des timbres 

on autres auto|'isalions d'exporter 6qtivalentes, conform~nment aux dispositions 

de I'Article 43. 

Article 54. E'IUDES 

I) Le Conseil petit favoriser des 6tLudes stir les conditions 6conomiqUeis de la 

production et de hi distribuLtion dIi caf -, l'incidence des mesures prises par les 

gouvernements dans les pays productleurs et dans les pays consommaLeurs stir li 

production el It, consomnlation duI Caf 6 hi possibilit d'accroitre li consommation 

dti caf6. dans ses usages traditionnels et 6ventuellement par de notiveaux 

usages ; les effets de l'application dI prisent Accord stir les pays producteurs el 

consommateurs de cafe, en cc qui concerne notamment leurs termes de I'6change. 

2) L'Organisation petit ttdier li possihilit d',tablir des normes minimales 

pour les exportations de caft3 des Membres producteirs. 

Article 55. F-oNDS Sl'f-E('AI, 

I) Un Fonds sp6cial est ahIbli pour permettre .I I'Org ani Sition de prendre et 

de financer les mesti-es suppl6mentaires ncessaires pour assurer lhi mise en 

(Vuvre des dispositions pertinentes dI prt~sent Accord. avec effet i compter de 

son entree en vigtietir oi Lintine date atusSi proche que possible de celle-ci. 

2) Les versements a Fonds consistent en tin droit de 2 cents EU stir chaque 

sac de caf exporte ii destination des Membres illportateurs. Li acquitter par les 

Membres exportateurs ,i compter de l'entr6e en vigietUr dui present Accord, i 

moins que le Conseil ne decide de '-6dtire ce droit ou d'en sispendre li 

perception. 

3) Le droit mentionn au paragraphe 2 dI pr.sent Article est verse en dollars 

EU an Directeur ex6ctitif contre lhi remise de timbres d'exportation ott 

d'atitorisalions d'exporter 6quiwilentes. Le Reglement concernant I'application 

d'un syst~mie de certificats d'origine 6tabli conformiment aix dispositions de 

I'Article 43 contient ties dispositions relatives aI paiement de cc droit. 

4) Sous riserve de [approbation dti Conseil, le Di'ectetir exCtif est 

aitoris Li prdcvCr stir les ressources du Fonds les sommes necessaires potir 

r~gler le colit de lhi mise en application di systZme des certificats d'origine 

mentionn6 i I'Article 43. les d6penses aff,.rentes a hi v~rification des stocks 

effectuIe conform~ment aix dispositions dLi paraglaphe 2 de rArticle 51. et Ics 

frais entrain6s par I'a mlioration dti syst6me appliqu potir rectieillir el 

transmettre les renseignements statistiques mentionn6s L I'Article 53. 

5) Dans toute hi mestire possible, et bien qti'il soit distinct du budget 

administratif. le Fonds est gr i et administro de maniZnre analogue aI budget 

administratif et soumis Li la v6rification annielle. par expert agr-. prI-vtle potir 

les comptes de I'Organisation par les dispositions de I'Article 27. 

Article 56. l)ISiPNSES 

I) Le Conseil petit. Lt lhi majorit,$ r~partie des detix tiers, dispenser tin 

Membre d'une obligation en raison de circonstances exceptionnelles oti critiques., 

d'un cas de force majetUre. de dispositions constitutionnelles. oU d'obligations 

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2) Lorsqn'il Iccorde tine dispense "I tin Membre, le Conseil indique 

explicitement sous quelles modalites. li quelles conditions et pour combien de 

temps le Membre int6rcss6 est dispens6 dc cette obligation. 

3) Le Conseil ne prend pas en consideration Line demande tic dispense des 

obligations relatives aux contingents fonde c stir I'existence dans un pays 

Membre. au cours d'une ou pisieurs ann~es, d'une production exportable 

dtpassant les exportations permises de cc Membre. oti provenant tie cc que le 

Membre en question Wa pits observe les dispositions des Articles 50 et 51. 

('HAI'ITRI. IX CONSULTATIONS, I)1FFIF RENI)S ET RE2CIAMATIONS 

Artile 57. CONSUILTAIONS 

Chaque Menbre acCLCille favorablement les observations qui peuvent 4tre 

prsentt~es par tin anltre Meinbre sir tIoute question relative aLn present Accord et 

accCptC toite consLltaltion y ayant trait. Au cotirs de consultitions de cc genre. ,i 

la demande de I'tine des parties et avec I'assentiment tie I'atitre, le I)irecteur 

ex&Lntif instiLie Line commission ind6pendante qui offre ses bons offices en vue 

de parvenir i tine conciliation. Les d6penses de la commission ne sont pis i li 

charge de I'Organisation. Si I'tine des parties n'Waccepte pas que le l)irectetIr 

exCtitif instittie Line commission on si la consultation ne condulit pits li Line 

solution, li question petit 4tre soumise an Conseil en vertu de I'Article 58. Si li 

consultation abotItit i Line solution, tin rapport est prsent( at I)irecteur exctltif 

qui le distribue i tons les Membres. 

Article 58. DII:I'IRINDS iT 16''ICAMATIONS 

I) Tout diffrend relatif ih I 'interprtation Oi ,LI I'application dI present 

Accord qtIi n'est pas ri'gI par voie de n~gociation est. ,i li tdemande de tout 

Membre partie an diffnind. d6frt" !ILI Conseil pour d6cision. 

2) Qtianld tin diffiSrend est dtSfi,'6 anu Conseil en vertu dI parlagraphe I dI 

present Article, li majorit6 des Membr'es. on plsiCetrs Membres qui d6tiennent 

ensemble al moins le tiers dti total des voix pellvent demander n.1 Conseil de 

solliciter. aprns disctission de I'affaire et avant de faire connaitre sit dcision. 

l'opinion tie li commission constLiltative mentionnee an, paragraphe 3 dIi p,-rsent 

Article. stir les questions en litige. 

3) 11) Saif d cision contraire prise .i I'unanimit6 par le Conseil. cette 

commission est composee te: 

i) )Ctix personnes dsigntcs pir" les Membres exportateurs, dont l'une i ti ne 

grande explrience des qUestions tIti genre de celle qui est en litige et I'aitre i 

de I'auitoridti et de l'exp6riencc en matiZ6,e juritdiqtue. 

ii) I)etx personnes d6sigil6es par" les Membres importtetirs selon les mb1nies 

criZres , 

iii) Un prtsident choisi LI I'tinanimit6 par les qtiatre personncs nommees en verlti 

des alinais i et ii on,. en cas tie dsaccord. pir le President dti Conseil. 

1)) Les rCssortissInts des pays qtii sont Parties ai-I present Accord peuvent 

siegcr "I I commnission consultative. 

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c') Les membres de la commission consultative agissent "i titre personnel et 

sans recevoir d'instructions d'iaLuCUn gouvernement. 

d) Les dtpenses de la commission constIltative sont it Il charge de 

I'Organisation. 

4) L'opinion motiv~e de la commission consultative est soumise aI Conseil, 

qui tranche le diff~rend apr~s avoir pris en consideration toutes les donn~es 

pertinentes. 

5) Le Conseil statue sur tout diff6rend dont il est saisi dans les six mois qui 

suivent la date a laquelle ce diff~rend lui a 6t6 soumis. 

6) Quand tin Membre se plaint qu'un autre Membre nait pas rempli les 

obligations que lui impose le present Accord, cette plainte est, li Ilk requite du 

plaignant, d6f~re au Conseil, qui d~cide. 

7) Un Membre ne peut tre reconnu coupable d'une infraction au present 

Accord que par tine vote li lit majorit6 repartie simple. Toute constatation d'une 

infraction l I'Accord de Il part d'un Membre doit specifier li nature de 

I'infraction. 

8) Si le Conseil constate qu'un Membre a commis une infraction au present 

Accord. il petit, sans pr6judice des auires mesures coercitives prevncs .i d'autres 

Articles de I'Accord et par Lin vote ,I l majorit6 rtpariie des deux tiers. suspendre 

le droit que ce Membre a de voter au Conseil et le droit qu'il a de voter ou de faire 

voter potir lii au Comit6 ex6cutif. jusqu'au moment oOi il se sera acquitt6 de ses 

obligations, OU exiger son exclusion de I'Organisation, en vertu de I'Article 66. 

9) Un Membre peti demander un avis pr~alable au Comit6 ex~cutif en cas de 

diffdrend ou de r~clamation avant que li question ne soit examinee par le Conseil. 

CHAPITRE x. DISPOSITIONS FINALES 

Article 59. SIGNATURE 

Le prtsent Accord sera, dU 31 janvier 1976 jusqti'au 31 juillet 1976 

inclusivement. ouvert. au SiZ ge de 'Organisation des Nations Unies. i li 

signature des Parties Contractantes a I'Accord international de 1968 sur le Caf6 tel 

que prorog6 par protocole ainsi qu'LI celle des Gouvernements invit6s aux 

sessions dt Conseil international dII Caft tenues aux fins dgi negociation de 

I'Accord international de 1976 stir le Caf. 

Ar-tic' 60. RATIIICATI()N. ACCEI;TAIION. AI'IROBATION 

I) Le pri'sent Accord est soumis LI hi ratification, I'acceptation ou 

I'approbation des gouvernements signataires. conforiniment li leur procedure 

constitutionnelle. 

2) Sitif dans les cas pri-vIs par I'Article 61. les instruments de ratification. 

dacceptation ou dapprobation seront dposds aup'lk s dt Sec'trtaire gtnral de 

I'Organisation des Nations Unies au plus tard le 30 septembre 1976. Cependant. le 

Conseil petit accorder des prorogations de d,31ai aux gotivernements signataires 

qUi ne sont pas en uresure de ddposm leUrs instruments avant cette date. 

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Article 61. ENTREE EN VIGUEUR 

I) Le present Accord entrera en vigueur it titre d~finitif le 1 r octobre 1976 si, 

it cette date, des gouvernements repr~sentant au moins 20 Membres 

exportateurs ayant au minimum 80 pour cent des voix des Membres exportateurs, 

et au moins 10 Membres importateurs ayant au minimum 80 pour cent des voix 

des Membres importateurs, selon la repartition indiqu~e it l'Annexe 2, ont d~pos6 

leurs instruments de ratification, d'acceptation ou d'approbation. D'autre part, 

I'Accord entrera d~finitivement en vigueur it n'importe quel moment apr~s le 

I octobre 1976, s'il est provisoirement en vigueur, conform~ment aux 

dispositions du paragraphe 2 du pr6sent Article, et si les conditions concernant le 

pourcentage sont satisfaites par le d6p6t des instruments de ratification, 

d'acceptation ou d'approbation. 

2) L'Accord peut entrer en vigueur provisoirement le I octobre 1976. A 

cette fin, si un gouvernement signataire ou toute autre Partie Contractante it 

I'Accord international de 1968 sur le Caf6 tel que prorog6 par protocole notifie au 

Secr~taire g~n~ral de I'Organisation des Nations Unies,qui recevra Ia notification 

au plus tard le 30 septembre 1976, qu'il s'engage it appliquer les dispositions du 

present Accord Li titre provisoire et it chercher it obtenir, aussi vite que le permet 

sa procedure constitutionnelle, la ratification, I'acceptation ou I'approbation, 

cette notification est consid~r~e comme de m~me effet qu'un instrument de 

ratification, d'acceptation ou d'approbation. Un gouvernement qui s'engage it 

appliquer provisoirement les dispositions de I'Accord en attendant le d~p6t d'un 

instrument de ratification, d'acceptation ou d'approbation sera consid~r6 comme 

provisoirement Partie it I'Accord jusqu'ai celle des deux dates qui sera la plus 

proche: celle du d~p6t de son instrument de ratification, d'acceptation ou 

d'approbation, ou le 31 d~cembre 1976 inclusivement. Le Conseil peut accorder 

une prorogation du d~lai pendant lequel un gouvernement qui applique 

provisoirement I'Accord peut d6poser un instrument de ratification, d'acceptation 

ou d'approbation. 

3) Si I'Accord n'est pas entr6 en vigueur d~finitivement ou provisoirement le 

I Cr octobre 1976, conform~ment aux dispositions du paragraphe I ou 2 du present 

Article, les gouvernements qui ont d~pos6 des instruments de ratification, 

d'acceptation, d'approbation ou d'adh~sion, ou qui ont adress6 les notifications 

aux termes desquelles ils s'engagent i appliquer provisoirement les dispositions 

de I'Accord et it chercher it obtenir la ratification, I'acceptation ou I'approbation, 

peuvent dcider, d'un commun accord, qu'il entrera en vigueur entre eux. De 

m~me, si I'Accord est entr6 en vigueur provisoirement mais non d~finitivement le 

31 d~cembre 1976, les gouvernements qui ont d~pos6 des instruments de 

ratification, d'acceptation, d'approbation ou d'adh6sion, ou qui ont fait les 

notifications mentionn~es au paragraphe 2, peuvent d~cider, d'un commun 

accord, qu'il continuera it rester provisoirement en vigueur ou qu'iI entrera 

d6finitivement en vigueur entre eux. 

Article 62. ADHESION 

I) Le gouvernement de tout Etat Membre de I'Organisation des Nations 

Unies ou membre d'une des institutions sp~cialis~es peut, avant ou apr:s I'entr~e 

en vigueur du present Accord, y adherer aux conditions que fixe le Conseil. 

2) Les instruments d'adh~sion seront d~pos~s auprZs du Secr~taire g~n~ral 

de I'Organisation des Nations Unies. L'adh~sion prend effet au moment du d~p6t 

de ['instrument. 

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Article 63. RtSERVES 

Aucune des dispositions de I'Accord ne peut itre l'objet de r6serves. 

Article 64. APPLICATION A DES TERRITOIRES DtSIGNtS 

I) Tout gouvernement peut, au moment de la signature ou du d6p6t de son 

instrument de ratification, d'acceptation, d'approbation ou d'adh6sion, ou a tout 

moment par la suite, notifier au Secr6taire g6n6ral de I'Organisation des Nations 

Unies que le pr6sent Accord s'applique A tel ou tel des territoires dont il assure la 

repr6sentation internationale ; I'Accord s'applique aux territoires d6sign~s dans la 

notification ai compter de la date de la notification. 

2) Toute Partie Contractante qui d6sire exercer " 1'6gard de tel ou tel des 

territoires dont elle assure la repr6sentation internationale le droit que lui donne 

I'Article 5, ou qui d6sire autoriser Fun ou I'autre de ces territoires a faire partie 

d'un groupe Membre constitu6 en vertu de I'Article 6 ou de I'Article 7, peut le 

faire en adressant au Secr6taire g6n6ral de I'Organisation des Nations Unies, soit 

au moment du d6p6t de son instrument de ratification, d'acceptation, 

d'approbation ou d'adh6sion, soit a tout moment par la suite, une notification en 

ce sens. 

3) Toute Partie Contractante qui a fait la dclaration pr~vue au paragraphe I 

du present Article peut, par la suite, notifier "A tout moment au Secr~taire g~nral 

de I'Organisation des Nations Unies que I'Accord cesse de s'appliquer "i tel ou tel 

territoire qu'elle d~signe ; I'Accord cesse de s'appliquer ai ce territoire " compter 

de la date de la notification. 

4) Lorsqu'un territoire auquel s'appliquait le present Accord en vertu du 

paragraphe I devient ind6pendant, le gouvernement du nouvel Etat peut, dans les 

90 jours de son accession A l'ind~pendance, notifier au Secr~taire g~n~ral de 

l'Organisation des Nations Unies qu'il a assum6 les droits et obligations d'une 

Partie Contractante a I'Accord. II devient Partie Contractante au present Accord A 

compter de [a date de la notification. Le Conseil peut accorder une prorogation du 

d~lai imparti pour faire cette notification. 

Article 65. RETRAIT VOLONTAIRE 

Toute Partie Contractante peut A tout moment se retirer du present Accord en 

notifiant par 6crit son retrait au Secrdtaire g~n~ral de I'Organisation des Nations 

Unies. Le retrait prend effet 90 jours apr~s reception de la notification. 

Article 66. EXCLUSION 

Si le Conseil consid~re qu'un Membre a commis une infraction aux 

obligation, que lui impose le present Accord, et s'il estime en outre que ce 

manquement entrave s~rieusement le fonctionnement de I'Accord, il peut, a la 

majorit6 r~partie des deux tiers, exclure ce Membre de I'Organisation. Le Conseil 

notifie immddiatement cette dcision au Secrdtaire gdn~ral de I'Organisation des 

Nations Unies. Quatre-vingt-dix jours apr~s la decision du Conseil, ce Membre 

cesse d'appartenir it I'Organisation internationale du Caf6 et, si ce Membre est 

Partie Contractante, d'&tre Partie it I'Accord. 

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Article 67. LIQUIDATION DES COMPTES EN CAS DE RETRAIT OU D'EXCLUSION 

I) En cas de retrait ou d'exclusion d'un Membre, le Conseil liquide ses 

comptes s'il y a lieu. L'Organisation conserve les sommes d~jai vers~es par ce 

Membre, qui est d'autre part tenu de r~gler toute somme qu'il lui doit t lia date 

effective du retrait ou de I'exclusion de I'Organisation ; toutefois, s'iI s'agit d'une 

Partie Contractante qui ne peut pas accepter un amendement et qui, de ce fait, 

cesse d'tre Partic i I'Accord en vertu du paragraphe 2 de I'Article 69, le Conseil 

peut liquider les comptes de la manire qui lui semble 6quitable. 

2) Un Membre qui a cess6 de participer au present Accord n'a droit it aucune 

part du produit de la liquidation ou des autres avoirs de I'Organisltion ; il ne peut 

non plus lui tre imput6 aucune partie du d6ficit 6ventuel de I'Organisation 

lorsque I'Accord prend fin. 

Article 68. DURI E ET EXPIRATION OU RESIIIATION 

I) L'Accord reste en vigueur pendant une p~riode de six ann~es, jusqu'au 

30 septembre 1982, it moins qu'il ne soit prorog6 en vertu du paragraphe 3 du 

present Article ou r~sili6 en vertu du paragraphe 4. 

2) Au cours de la troisiime ann6e pendant laquelle I'Accord est en vigueur, it 

savoir I'ann6e caf~ikre prenant fin le 30 septembre 1979, les Parties Contractantes 

notifient au Secr~taire g4nral de I'Organisation des Nations Unies leur intention 

de continuer it participer it I'Accord pendant les trois autres annes durant 

lesquelles il sera en vigueur. Si une Partie Contractante, ou un territoire qui est 

Membre ou fait partie d'un groupe Membre, Wa pas notifid ou fait notifier, atu 

30 septembre 1979, son intention de continuer it participer it I'Accord pendant les 

trois autres arines durant lesquelles il sera en vigueur, cette Partie Contractante 

ou ce territoire cesse, i partir du I r octobre 1979. d'Etre Partie it I'Accord. 

3) A tout moment aprs le 30 septembre 1980, le Conseil peut, par decision 

prise h lia majorit6 de 58 pour cent des Membres d~tenant au moins une majorit6 

r~partie de 70 pour cent des voix, d6cider que le present Accord fera l'objet de 

nouvelles n~gociations ou sera prorog6, avec ou sans modification, pour le temps 

qu'il determine. Si une Partie Contractante, ou un territoire'qui est Membre ou 

fait partie d'un groupe Membre, n'a pas notifi6 ou fait notifier au Secr~taire 

g~n~ral de I'Organisation des Nations Unies son acceptation du nouvel Accord ou 

de I'Accord prorog6 -i la date ob ce nouvel Accord ou cet Accord prorog6 entre en 

vigueur, cette Partie Contractante ou ce territoire cesse it cette date d'etre Partie i 

I'Accord. 

4) Le Conseil peut .-I tout moment, s'il en decide ainsi i lIa majorit6 des 

Membres, mais au moms i lia majorit4 r6partie des deux tiers des voix, decider de 

r~silier le pr6sent Accord. Cette r6siliation prend effet a dater du moment que le 

Conseil dcide. 

5) Nonobstant li r~siliation de I'Accord, le Conseil continue it exister ausLsi 

longtemps qu'il le faut pour liquider I'Organisation. apurer ses comptes et 

disposer de ses avoirs ; il a, pendant cette p~riode, les pouvoirs et fonctions qui 

peuvent lui otre n~cessaires i cet effet. 

Article 69. AMENDEMENTS 

1) Le Conseil peut. par dcision prise it la majorit6 r~partie des deux tiers. 

recommander aux Parties Contractantes un amendement at, present Accord. Cet 

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amendement prend effet 100 jours apr~s que des Parties Contractantes qui 

reprdsentent au moins 75 pour cent des Membres exportateurs d~tenant au 

minimum 85 pour cent des voix des Membres exportateurs et des Parties 

Contractantes qui repr~sentent au moins 75 pour cent des Membres importateurs 

d~tenant au minimum 80 pour cent des voix des Membres importateurs ont 

notifi6 leur acceptation au Secrtaire g~n~ral de I'Organisation des Nations Unies. 

Le Conseil fixe un dMIai avant I'expiration duquel les Parties Contractantes 

notifient au Secr~taire g~n~ral de l'Organisation des Nations Unies qu'elles 

acceptent I'amendement. Si, it 'expiration de ce dMlai, les conditions relatives au 

pourcentage exig6 pour I'entr~e en vigueur de I'amendement ne sont pas remplies, 

il est considere comme retir,. 

2) Si une Partie Contractante, ou un territoire qui est Membre ou fait partie 

d'un groupe Membre, n'a pas notifi4 ou fait notifier son acceptation d'un 

amendement dans le d6lai imparti par le Conseil it cet effet, cette Partie 

Contractante ou ce territoire cesse d'etre Partie L I'Accord it compter de li date a 

laquelle I'amendement entre en vigueur. 

Article 70. DISPOSITIONS SUPI MEN'ITAIRES E-T rRANSITOIRES 

I) Le present Accord est consid~r6 comme une continuation de I'Accord 

international de 1968 sur le Caf6 tel que prorog6 par protocole. 

2) Afin de faciliter I'application ininterrompue de ['Accord international de 

1968 sur le Caf6 tel que proroge par protocole: 

a) Toutes les mesures prises en vertu de I'Accord de 1968 tel qUe prorog6 par 

protocole. soit directement par I'Organisation ou Fun de ses organes. soit en 

leur nom. qui sont en vigueur au 30 septembre 1976 et dont il n'est pas sp~cifi6 

que leur effet expire it cette date. restent en vigueur, it momhs qu'elles ne soient 

modifi~es par les dispositions du present Accord: 

b) Toutes les d~cisions que le Conseil devra prendre au cours de I'anne caf~iire 

1975/76 en vue de leur application au cours de l'ann6e caf.i~re 1976/77 seront 

prises pendant li dcrniere session ordinaire du Conseil qui se tiendra au cours 

de I'anne cafli're 1975/76: elles seront appliqu~es it titre provisoire comme si 

I'Accord 6tait dj;i entr en vigueur. 

Article 71. TEx.T.s DIE I,'AC'CORDI FAISANT FOI 

Les textes du pr6sent Accord en anglais, espagnol, franqais et portugais font 

tous galement foi. Les originaux sont d6pos6s auprZ~s du Secr6taire g~nral de 

l'Organisation des Nations Unies. 

EN 1:01 DE QUOI les sotussign6s, d0ment autoris6s Lt cet effet par leur 

gouvernement, ont sign6 le pr6sent Accord aux dates qui figurent en regard de 

leur signature. 

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CONViNIO INTERNACIONAL DO CAFE I)E 1976 

I¢, IA/R BU I.( 

Os Governos signat..irios deste Conv~nio, 

Reconhecendo a cxcepcional import-incia do cat para as economias de 

nIlitOs plses qtne dependern consideravelmente deste prodtnto para stnas recCitas 

de cxportaqa(o e. por consegtninte, para a continuasqio tie seus prograrnas de 

desenvolvimento Ccon6mico c social; 

Considerando quC ura estrCila coopCraq~to internacional no comircio ie 

caf6 fonientarai a diversifica ;iio econ6mica c o desenvolvimento dos paises 

produitores de caf6. refornaxrii as rela es politicas C econ6nicas entre pr-oduLores 

C consllnlidores e contlrihuliral p.11-a. alllentar o consullno de ca.f(le: 

Reconhecendo a conveni~ncia de evitar entre a produlqiio c o consumno 

desequilibrio capaz ie provocar acentuadas flul-uayC.es de prc;o. prCjudiciais a 

produtores e consiumidores: 

Convencidos de que a adoqio ie certas medidas no piano internacional pode 

concorrer para corrigir os c'eitos de tal dcsCqlilibrio e para garantir receita 

aidcqulaldal, aos prodUtores por ncio tie preqos irenlllnelrativos; 

Reconhecendo as vantagens decorrentes da cooperaqtio internacional quC 

resultou da aplicaqfo dos conv~nios internacionais do caf6 de 1962 c de 1968, 

Acordam o seguinte: 

Os objetivos deste Convnio sao: 

CAI'iTUL() I. OBJETIVOS 

Al tqo I . OJiu-TIiVoS 

1'. alcanqar urn equilibrio razoaivel entre a olerta C at procura nundiais de caf6, 

em bases que assCgurcm. aos consumidores. o abastecinlento adequado de 

caf6 a preos equitativos e. aos produtores. mercados para o cafe a pre os 

rcrnuncrativos. e que contribuni para um equilibrio a Iongo prazo entrc a 

produ qio e o consumo: 

2'. evitar fultua 3cs excessivas dos niveis mundiais de abastecirnento, esloques c 

preqos, que sao prejudiciais tanto a produtores como a consu.nidores; 

30 . contribuir para o desenvolvimento dos recursos produLtivos C para clevar e 

manter os niveis de emprego e de renda nos paises Membros. concor.endo, 

desse modo, para a obten ;io die salrios juStOs, padr6es de vida mais clevados 

e melhores condiq6es de trahalho; 

40. elevar o poder aquisitivo dos paises exportadores de caf6, pela mianutcnqio 

dos pre;os. em conformidade corn os termos do pariigrafo I' deste artigo, c 

pelo incremento do consumo: 

50 . fornentar e aumentar, por todos os meios possiveis. o consurmo de caft5; e 

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60. em termos gerais, reconhecendo it rela;iio entre o com~rcio de cafe c a 

estabilidade econ6mica dos mercados de produtos industriais, incentivar a 

cooperaio internacional no dominio dos problemas mundiais do caf6. 

Artigo 20. COMPROMISSOS GERAIS DOS MEMBROS 

10. Os Membros se comprometem at conduzir sua politica comercial de 

maneira a que possam ser alcan,;ados os objetivos enunciados no artigo 10. Os 

Membros se comprometem, ademais, a alcan ar esses objetivos por meio da 

rigorosa observiancia das obrigaq6es e disposiq es deste Conv nio. 

20. Os Membros reconhecem at necessidade de adotar politicas que 

mantenham os preigos em niveis que assegurem rermunera {io adequada aos 

produtores, e procurem assegurar que os preqos de caf6 aos consurmidores nfio 

prejudiquem o aumento desejaivel de constImo. 

3' . Os Membros exportadores comprometem-se it nio adotar nem manter 

quaisquer disposiq6es governamentais que possam permitir a venda de caf6 a 

paises nilo-membros em condig6es comerciais mais favoraiveis do que aquelas que 

esti-to preparados it oferecer, ao mesmo tempo, aos Membros importadores. 

tomadas em consideraqto as praticas comerciais correntes. 

40. 0 Conselho procederi it revisiio peri6dica da observancia das 

disposig6es do paragrafo 30 deste artigo, podendo requerer dos Membros o 

fornecimento das informag6es adequadas, nos termos do artigo 53. 

50 . Os Membros reconhecem que os certificados de origem sio uma fonte 

vital de informaq6es sobre o com~rcio de caf6. Nos periodos em que as quotas 

estiverem suspensas, recai sobre os Membros exportadores a responsabilidade 

pela correta utilizaqio dos certificaidos de origem. Contudo, embora estejam 

desobrigados de exigir que esses certificados acompanhem as partidas de caf6 

quando as quotas no estiverem em vigor, os Membros importadores cooperara-o 

plenamente com a OrganizaLito no recolhimento e na verificaq.-io dos certificados 

relativos a partidas recebidas de paises exportadores Membros. a fim de assegurar 

a todos os paises Membros acesso ao maior ntmero de informaqoes possivel. 

Para os fins deste Convinio: 

CAPITUi(O I[. DEFINI(;OES 

Artigo 30 . DEFINI4'()ES 

1'. -Caf6, significa o grilo e a cereja do cafeeiro. seja em pergaminho, verde 

ou torrado, e inclui o cafe moido, o descafeinado, o liquido e o solkvel. Estes 

termos t&m o seguinte significado: 

a) ,caf6 verde, significa todo caf6 nat forma de gr~io descascado antes de ser 

torrado; 

b) ,caf6 em cereja seca significa o fruto seco do cafeeiro; obt~m-se o 

equivalente do cafr em cereja seca em caf6 verde, multiplicando o peso liquido 

da cereja seca do caf6 por 0,50; 

c) ,,caf6 em pergaminho,, significa o griio de caf6 verde envolvido pelo 

pergaminho; obt6m-se o equivalente do cafe em pergaminno em caf6 verde, 

multiplicando o peso liquido do caf6 em pergaminho por 0,80; 

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d) ,caf6 torrado, significa o caf6 verde torrado em qualquer grau e inclui o caf6 

moido; obt6m-se o equivalente do caf6 torrado em caf6 verde, multiplicando o 

peso liquido do ca[e torrado por 1,19; 

e) ,caf6 descafeinado, significa o cafe verde, torrado ou solivel do qual se tenha 

extraido a cafeina; obt6m-se o equivalente do ca[e descafefnado em caf6 

verde, multiplicando o peso liquido do caf[ verde, torrado ou soltIvel 

descafeinado, respectivamente por 1,00, 1,19 ou 3,00,' 

f) ,caf6 liquido, significa as particulas soltveis em Agua, obtidas do caf6 torrado 

e apresentadas sob forma liquida; obt6m-se o equivalente do caf6 liquido em 

caf6 verde, multiplicando o peso liquido das particulas desidratadas, contidas 

no caf6 liquido, por 3,00;' 

g) ,caf6 soltvel,> significa as particulas desidratadas, sol6veis em Aigua, obtidas 

do caf6 torrado; obt6m-se o equivalente do caf6 soltivel em caf6 verde, 

multiplicando o peso liquido do caf6 soljvel por 3,00.' 

20. ,Saca, significa 60 quilos, ou 132,276 libras, de caf6 verde; ,tonelada, 

significa uma tonelada m6trica de 1.000 quilogramas, ou 2.204,6 libras; e ,,libra, 

significa 453,597 gramas. 

30 . ,Ano cafeeiro, significa o periodo de um ano, de P ° de outubro a 30 de 

setembro. 

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II. -Entrada em vigor- significa, salvo disposiq~o em contrdrio, a data em 

que este Conv~nio entrar em vigor, seja provis6ria ou definitivamente. 

12. ,Produqido exportdivel> significa a produqdo total de cafN de um pais 

exportador, em determinado ano cafeeiro ou ano-safra, menos o volume 

destinado ao consumo interno no mesmo ano. 

13. ,Disponibilidade para exportaqfio significa a produqio exportfvel de 

urn pais exportador, em determinado ano cafeeiro, acrescida dos estoques 

acumulados em anos anteriores. 

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internacionais essa Parte Contratante seja respons~ivel. Em tal caso, o territ6rio 

metropolitano e os territ6rios no-designados constituir~o um tinico Membro, e os 

territ6rios designados terdo participagdo separada como Membros, seja individual 

ou coletivamente, conforme se indique na notificaqio. 

Artigo 60. PARTICIPACAO INICIAL EM GRUPO 

10. Duas ou mais Partes Contratantes que sejam exportadoras liquidas de 

caf6 podem, mediante notificagdo apropriada ao Conselho e ao Secretdirio-Geral 

das Nag6es Unidas, ao depositar os respectivos instrumentos de aproval;5o, 

ratificagdo, aceitagio ou adesdo, declarar que entrain para a Organizagio como 

Grupo-Membro. 0 territ6rio, ao qual se aplique este Convenio, nos termos do 

par6igrafo 10 do artigo 64, pode fazer parte de tal grupo, se o governo do Estado 

respons~ivel por suas relaq6es internacionais houver feito notificaqio nesse 

sentido, nos termos do pardigrafo 20 do artigo 64. Tais Partes Contratantes e 

territorios designados devem satisfazer as seguintes condig6es: 

a) declarar que estfo dispostos a assumir, individual e coletivamente, a 

responsabilidade pelas obrigag6es do grupo; 

b) apresentar subseqijentemente ao Conselho prova satisfat6ria do seguinte: 

i) de que o grupo tern a organizagao necessairia para aplicar uma polftica 

cafeeira comum, e de que disp6em, juntamente corn os outros integrantes 

do grupo, dos meios para cumprir as obriga;6es decorrentes deste 

Convinio; e 

ii) ou de que foram reconhecidos como grupo num acordo internacional de 

caf6 precedente; ou 

iii) de que tem uma politica comercial e econ6mica comum ou coordenada 

com respeito ao caf6 e uma politica monetAiria e financeira coordenada, 

bern como os 6rg5os necess~irios "i sua execug1o, de modo que o Conselho 

se certifique de que o grupo esti em condig6es de cumprir as obrigag6es 

coletivas contraidas. 

20. 0 Grupo-Membro constituiri um (inico Membro da Organizaqio, 

devendo, por6m, cada integrante do grupo ser tratado individualmente, como 

Membro, no que diz respeito aos assuntos decorrentes das seguintes disposiq6es: 

a) artigos 11, 12 e 20 do capitulo IV; 

b) artigos 50 e 51 do capitulo VIii; e 

c) artigo 67 do capitulo X. 

30 . As Partes Contratantes e territ6rios designados que ingressern como 

Grupo-Membro especificarlo o governo ou a organizaqfo que os representar;i no 

Conselho em assuntos decorrentes deste Convanio, exceto os especificados no 

pardigrafo 20 deste artigo. 

40. Os direitos de voto do Grupo-Membro serdo os seguintes: 

a) o Grupo-Membro terA't o mesmo n6mero de votos bfisicos que um pais Membro 

que ingresse na Organizaqao a titulo individual. Estes votos bdsicos serao 

atribuidos ao governo ou at organizagfo representante do grupo, que deles 

dispori; 

b) no caso de ura votaqao sobre qualquer assunto decorrente das disposig6es do 

parigrafo 20 deste artigo, os integrantes do grupo podem dispor separadamente 

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dos votos a eles atribuidos nos termos dos parfigrafos 3" e 40 do artigo 13, como 

se cada urM deles f6sse individualmente Membro da Organizagio, exceto no 

que se refere aos votos bfisicos, que continuam atribuidos unicamente ao 

governo ou it organizaqiio que represente o grupo. 

5 . Toda Parte Contratante ou territ6rio designado que faia parte de urM 

Grupo-Membro pode, mediante notificaqio ao Conselho, retirar-se do grupo e 

tornar-se Membro a titulo individual. A retirada teri efeito a partir do momento 

em que o Conselho receber a notificagfo. Se urM dos integrantes de urM 

Grupo-Membro retirar-se desse Grupo, ou deixar de participar na Organizagiio, os 

demais integrantes do grupo podem requerer ao Conselho que mantenha o grupo, 

o qual continuara a existir, a menos que o Conselho nfio aprove o requerimento. 

Se o Grupo-Membro f6r dissolvido, cada urM dos seus integrantes tornar-se-Ai 

Membro a titulo individual. 0 Membro que tiver deixado de pertencer a urM grupo 

nio pode tornar a integrar-se em grupo algum durante a vigncia deste Convinio. 

Artigo 7 °. PARTICIPACAO SUBSEQUENTE EM GRUPO 

Dois ou mais Membros exportadores podem, a qualquer momento ap6s este 

Conv~nio ter entrado em vigor, requerer ao Conselho autorizaq5o para se 

constituirem em Grupo-Membro. 0 Conselho aprovari o requerimento, se 

considerar que a declara:ibo feita pelos Membros e as provas por eles 

apresentadas satisfazem os requisitos do parAgrafo IP do artigo 6'. Imediatamente 

ap6s a aprovaqibo, ficari o Grupo-Membro sujeito its disposig6es dos parigrafos 

20, 3', 4* e 5* daquele artigo. 

CAPiTULO IV. ORGANIZAAO E ADMINISTRA(,AO 

Artigo 8. SEDFE E ESTRUTURA I)A ORGANIZA,.AO INTERNACIONAI. )O CAFE 

1'. A Organizaqiio Internacional do Caf6, estabelecida pelo Convenio de 

1962, continua em exist~ncia a firn de executar as disposig6es deste Conv~nio e 

superintender o seu funcionamento. 

20. A Organizaqiio tern sede em Londres, a menos que o Conselho, por 

maioria distribuida de dois ter ;os, decida de outro modo. 

30. A Organizaq5o exerce as suas funqfes por interm~dio do Conselho 

Internacional do Caf6, da Junta Executiva, do Diretor-Executivo e de seus 

funcionairios. 

Artigo 90. COMPOSIIAO 130 CONSEIL.HO INTERNACIONAI. DO CAFI 

I ° . A autoridade suprema da Organizaibo 6 o Conselho Internacional do 

CafN, que 6 composto por todos os Membros da OrganizaSiio. 

20. Cada Membro designari, para o Conselho, urM representante e, se assim 

o desejar. urM ou mais suplentes, podendo igualmente designar urM ou mais 

assessores do representante ou de seus suplentes. 

Artigo 10. POIERES F FUN,)ES )O CONSEILHO 

I ° . 0 Conselho fica investido de todos os poderes que Ihe silo 

especificamente conferidos por este Convinio, e tem os poderes e desempenha as 

fun(;6es necessairias ia execuSfio das disposiS5es deste Convinio. 

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20. 0 Conselho, por maitoria distribuida de dois tergos, estabelecerA as 

normas e os regulamentos necessarios 'a execuqLio deste Convinio e corn o mesmo 

compativeis, inclusive o seu pr6prio regimento interno e os regulamentos 

financeiros e do pessoal da Organizaqio. 0 Conselho pode estabelecer, em seu 

regimento, urn processo que Ihe permita, sem se reunir, decidir sobre quest6es 

especificas. 

3 . 0 Conselho mantenri em arquivo a documentagiio necess~ria ao 

desempenho das fung6es quc Ihe atribui este Convinio e toda a demais 

documentag.-to que considere conveniente. 

Artigo II. ELEICAO DO PRESIDENTE E DOS VICE-PRESIDENTES DO CONSEIHO 

I ° . 0 Conselho elegerii, para cada ano cafeeiro, um Presidente e um 

primeiro, urn segundo e um terceiro Vice-Presidentes. 

20. Como regra geral, tanto o Presidente como o primeiro Vice-Presidente 

serao eleitos seja dentre os representantes dos Membros exportadores, seja 

dentre os representantes dos Membros importadores, e o segundo e o terceiro 

Vice-Presidentes ser'io eleitos dentre os representantes da outra categoria de 

Membros. De ano para ano cafeeiro. esses cargos ser5o desempenhados 

alternadamente por Membros das duas categorias. 

30 . Nem o Presidente nem nenhurn dos Vice-Presidentes, no exercicio da 

presid~ncia, terfi direito a voto. Nesse caso, o respectivo suplente exerce os 

direitos de voto do Membro. 

Artigo 12. SESSOES )O CONSEI.HO 

Como regra geral, o Conselho reunir-se-i duas vezes por ano em sessao 

ordindria, podendo reunir-se em sess6es extraordinitrias, se assim o decidir. 

Podem igualmente celebrar-se sess&es extraordinirias a pedido seja da Junta 

Executiva, seja de cinco Membros, seja de um ou virios Membros que disponham 

de, pelo menos, 200 votos. As sess6es do Conselho ser'Lo convocadas corn uma 

anteced6ncia de, pelo menos, 30 dias, exceto em casos de emergincia. Salvo 

decisLo em contrfirio do Conselho. as sess6es realizar-se-5o na sede da 

Organizaq io. 

Artigo 13. VOTOS 

1 ° . Os Membros exportadores dispori'Lo conjuntamente de 1.000 votos e os 

Membros importadores dispor 'a conjuntamente de 1.000 votos, distribuidos entre 

os Membros de cada uma das catcgorias-isto 6, Membros exportadores e 

importadores, respectivamente-como estipulam os paraigrafos segUintes deste 

artigo. 

20. Cada Membro dispori de 5 votos bHisicos, desde que o nfimero total de 

votos bzisicos em cada uma das categorias n~io exceda 150. Caso haja mais de 30 

Membros exportadores ou mais de 30 Membros importadores, o nImero de votos 

biisicos de cada Membro dessa categoria ser-i ajustado, de modo que o total de 

votos bfisicos em cada categoria n~io ultrapasse 150. 

30 . Os Membros exportadores, que segundo o Anexo I t4m uma qLota inicial 

de exportateiio anual de 100.000 sacas oI mais, mas inferior a 400.000, terfio, a16m 

dos votos bfisicos. os votos indicados na coLna 2 do Anexo I. 0 Membro 

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exportador que, nos termos do pariigrafo 5' do artigo 31, optar por ter quota 

baisica nfio serai abrangido pelas disposig~es deste pariigrafo. 

40 . Observadas as disposiq6es do artigo 32, serfio os restantes votos dos 

Membros exportadores divididos entre os Membros que t~m quota bisica de 

maneira proporcional ao volume m~dio de suas respectivas exportaq6es de caf6 

com destino a Membros importadores nos anos cafeeiros de 1968/69 a 1971/72 

inclusive. Isso constituiri a base de votaqio desses Membros exportadores at6 31 

de dezembro de 1977. A partir de I' de janeiro de 1978, os restantes votos dos 

Membros exportadores que t~m quota bfisica serfio calculados proporcionalmente 

ao volume mdio de suas respectivas exportaq6es de caf6 com destino a Membros 

importadores, do seguinte modo: 

A partir de IV de janeiro de: Anos (aJeeinr.m 

1978 ......... .................................. 1969/70. 1970/71. 1971/72, 1976/77 

1979 .................................. .. 1970/71. 1971/72. 1976/77, 1977/78 

1980 .................................. ... 1971/72. 1976/77, 1977/78. 1978/79 

1981 .................................... 1976/77. 1977/78, 1978/79, 1979/80 

1982 ................................... . 1977/78, 1978/79, 1979/80. 1980/81 

5' . Os votos restantes dos Membros importadores serfio divididos entre estes 

Membros proporcionalmente ao volume mdio de suas respectivas importaq6es 

de caf6 nos tr~s anos civis precedentes. 

6'. A distribui(;io dos votos seri determinada pelo Conselho, nos termos 

deste artigo, no inicio de cada ano cafeeiro, permanecendo em vigor durante esse 

ano, exceto nos casos previstos nos paraigrafos 40 e 70 deste artigo. 

70 . Sempre que ocorrer qualquer modificaqfio no ntmero de Membros da 

Organizagio, ou os direitos de voto de um Membro f6rem suspensos ou 

restabelecidos, nos termos dos artigos 26, 42, 45 ou 58, o Conselho procederli a 

redistribuiqfio dos votos, de acordo corn o que disp e este artigo. 

80. Nenhum Membro pode dispor de mais de 400 votos. 

90. N.io se admite fraqio de voto. 

Artigo 14. PROCEDIMENTO D) VOTA('AO NO CONSEI.HO 

1'. Cada Membro disporfi de todos os votos a que tern direito, mas nao os 

poderfi dividir. Qualquer Membro pode, no entanto, dispor de forma diferente dos 

votos que Ihe s~io atribuidos nos termos do paraigrafo 20 deste artigo. 

20. Todo Membro exportador pode autorizar outro Membro exportador, e 

todo Membro importador pode autorizar outro Membro importador a representar 

seus interesses e exercer seu direito de voto em qualquer reunifio do Conselho. 

Nfio se aplicarfi, neste caso, a limita:iio prevista no parfigrafo 80 do artigo 13. 

Artigo 15. DECISO")S )O CONSEIHO 

I ° . Salvo disposiqfo em contrairio, todas as decis6es e todas as 

recomendaw6es do Conselho sio adotadas por maioria distribuida simples. 

2'. As decis6es do Conselho que, segundo este Convenio, exijam a maioria 

distribuida de dois terqos, obedecerfio ao seguinte procedimento: 

a) se a moqiio nfio obt6m a maioria distribuida de dois tergos, em virtude de voto 

negativo de, no miximo. trfs Membros exportadores, ou de, no miximo, trs 

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Membros importadores,'ela 6 novamente submetila a votaqiio dentro de 48 

horas, se o Conselho assim o decidir por maioria dos Membros presentes e por 

maioria distribuida simples- 

b) se, novamente, a moqio n~io obtmi a maioria distribuida de dois ter(,os de 

votos, em virtude do voto negativo de urn ou dois Membros exportadores, ou 

de um ou dois Membros importadores, ela 6 novamente submetida a votafio, 

dentro de 24 horas, desde que o Conselho assim o decida por maioria dos 

Membros presentes e por maioria distrihuida simples; 

c) se a mogi'to n~io obtem ainda a maioria distribuida de dois terqos na terceira 

votaqfto, em virtude do voto negativo de apenas um Membro exportador. ou de 

apenas um Membro importador, ela 4 considerada adotada; e 

d) se o Conselho n~io submeter t moq-io a nova votaqiio, ela 6 considerada 

rejeitada. 

30. Os Membros comprometem-se a aceitar como obrigat6rias todas as 

decis6es que o Conselho adote em virtude das disposiq6es deste Convinio. 

Artigo 16. COMPOSI ,AO I)A JUNFIA 

1'. A Junta Executiva scri constituida por oito Membros exportadores e por 

oito Membros importadores, eleitos por cada ano cafeeiro nos termos do artigo 

17. Os Membros podem ser reeleitos. 

2'. Cada Membro da Junta designari um representante c, se assim o desejar, 

urM ou mais suplentes, podendo igualmente designar urM oI mais assessores do 

representante ou dos suplentes. 

30. A Junta Executiva terak IM Presidente e um Vice-Presidente que siio 

eleitos pelo Conselho para cada ano cafeeiro e que podem ser reeleitos. Nem o 

Presidente ner o Vice-Presidente no exercicio da presid6ncia tEm direito de voto. 

Se urn representante 6 eleito Presidente. ou se o Vice-presidente exerce a 

presidncia, vota em seu lugar o respectivo suplente. Como regra geral, o 

Presidente e o Vice-Presidente para cada ano cafeeiro ser5o eleitos dentre os 

representantes da mesma categoria de Membros. 

40 . A Junta reunir-sc-ai normalmente na sede da Organizaqio, ernbora possa 

reunir-se em oittro local. 

Artigo 17. EIF.ICAo I)A JUNTA 

10. Os membros exportadores e importadores da Junta serfio eleitos em 

sessaio do Conselho pelos Membros exportadores e importadores da Organizaii-o, 

respectivamente. A eleiqgio dentro de cada categoria obedecer its disposig6es dos 

paragrafos seguintes deste artigo. 

2'. Cada Membro votarilt por um s6 candidato, conferindo-lhe todos os votos 

de que disp6e nos termos do artigo 13. Um Membro pode conferir a outro 

candidato os votos de que disponha nos termos do par~igrafo 20 do artigo 14. 

30 . Os oito candidatos que receberem o major ntimero de votos s~io eleitos, 

mas nenhum candidato seri eleito, no primeiro escrutinio, corn menos de 75 

votos. 

40 . Se. de acordo corn o disposto no pariigrafo 30 deste artigo, menos de oito 

candidatos f6rem eleitos no primeiro escrutinio,.proceder-se-i' novos escrutinios, 

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dos quais s6 participar.-o os Membros quIe nao houverem votado por nenhum dos 

candidatos eleitos. Em cada escrutinio. o minimo de votos necessIrios para ser 

eleito diminui stucessivamente de cinco unidades, m6t que os oito candidatos 

tenham sido cleitos. 

50 . 0 Membro quc niio houver votado por nenhurn dos Men|hros eleilos 

atrihuiri sets votos a li deles, respeitado o disposto nos panigrafos 60 e 70 deste 

art igo. 

6'. Considera-se que urm Membro disp6e dos votos que recebci ao ser eleito 

bem como dos votos que Ihe sejam atrihUidos. nfio podendo. contudo, nenhum 

Membro eleito dispor de mais de 499 votos. 

70. Se os votos obtidos por LIm Membro eleito ultrapassarem 499. os 

Membros que nele votaran, ou que a ele atribuiram seus votos, providenciaraio 

entre si para que urm oU mais Ihe retirem os votos e os confiram ou transfiram a 

outro Membro eleito. de modo que nenhum dos eleitos receba mais de 499 votos. 

Art o 18. C)MIIFINCIA I)A JUNTA 

1'. A Junta 6 responsivel perante o Conselho e funciona sob sua direqfio 

geral. 

20. 0 Conselho pode, por maioria distribuida de dois teros, delegar "I Junta 

o exercicio de qUalquer ou de todos os seus poderes, com exceqfio dos seguintes: 

ai) aprovaqiio do orqanlento administrativo e fixaq,io das contrihti56es, nos 

termos do artigo 25; 

h) stuspensi5o dos direitos de voto de urM Membro, nos termos dos artigos 45 ou 

58, 

c) dispensa das obrigaq6es de urm Membro, nos termos do artigo 56: 

d) decis6es sobre litigios, nos termos do artigo 58: 

e) estabelecimento das condiqCies para adesfio. nos termos do artigo 62: 

f) decis5o determinando a exclusao de urm Membro, nos termos do artigo 66, 

g) decis.io a respeito da renegociaceio. prorrogaqo ou terminalrio deste 

Conv nio, nos termos do artigo 68: e 

h) recomendaq-fio aos Membros de emendas ao Convenio. nos termos do artigo 

69. 

30 . 0 Conselho pode, a qUaklquer momento, por maioria distrihnfda simples. 

revogar quaisqUer poderes que tenha delegado I Junta. 

Artigo 19. PROCEDIMt'NTO I)E VOIA'AO NA JUNTA 

1'. Cada Membro da Junta dispori dos votos por ele recebidos nos termos 

dos paragrafos 60 e 70 do artigo 17. Niio serfi permitido o voto pOr procturaqiio. 

Nilo se|ri permitido aos membros da Junta dividir os seuns votos. 

20. Toda decisiio da Junta extgiri maioria igual ,l que seria necessiiria para 

ser tomada pelo Conselho. 

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Artigo 20. QUORUM PARA 0 CONSI.HO E PARA A JUNTA 

1'. 0 quorumi para qualqucr reuniaio do Consclho consistir.i nit presenqa da 

maitoria dos Membros que detenham a maioria distrihuida de dois tern'os do total 

dos votos. Se ni'o houver quortun na hora marcada para a ahertura de uia 

reunifio do Conselho. pode o Presidente adiar a khCrtti-ra da reunijo para, no 

mininlo, tres horas mais tarde. Caso nao haja quorIm at nova hora fixada, pode o 

Presidente adiar uni vez mais a aher'tura da reuni~io do Conselho por. no minimo. 

tr6s horas. Estes adiamentos podem repetir-se at6 haver quorm at hora marcada. 

A representa q .-io. nos termos do parigrafo 2' do a,'tigo 14. seri considerada como 

presenqa. 

2'. 0 quormn para qualqUer retminio da Junta consistirni na pr|senqa da 

maioria dos membros qtle detenharn a maioria dist|ihuida de dois terqos do total 

de votos. 

Artigo 21. DIRIETOR-EXI(UIIVo i I'IESSOAI. 

1'. Co m base em recomendai5o da Junta. o Conselho designarai o 

Diretor- Executivo. As respectivas condiq'es de emprego serfio estabelecidas pelo 

Conselho e devem ser anilogas is de funcioni|rios de igual categoria em 

organizaties intergovernamentais similares. 

20. 0 Diretor-Execmtivo 6 o principal fUncionfi,'io administrativo da 

Organiza .iio. sendo responsdivcl pelo ctmprimento das funq3es que Ihe 

competem na administraq-io deste Conv~nio. 

30 . 0 Diretor-Executivo nomear,'t os restantes funcionairios de acordo corn o 

regulamento estahelecido pelo Conselho. 

40 . Ner o Diretor-Executivo nern nenhum ft, ncionfurio deve ter interesses 

financeiros ni indistria. no cornrcio or, no transporte do caft. 

5' . No exercicio de suas fun Ces, o Diretor-Executivo e os funcionirios na-o 

solicitarfio ner receherio instruq6es de nenhum Memhro. neno de nenhuna 

autoridade estranha ai Organizaqao. Devem ahster-se de atos incompativeis corn a 

sua condiq:io de funcion.irios internacionais, responsfiveis unicamente perante d 

Organizaq.io. Os Membros comprorneten-se d respeitar o caraiter exclusivamente 

internatcional das responsabilidades do Diretor-Executivo e dos fMicionirios e a 

niio tentar influencifi-los no desempenho de suas ftinqC'es. 

Artigo 22. COOIIRACAO (COM OUTRAS ORGANIZA(*'-I.S 

0 Conselho pode tomar as provid~ncias que jlgue aconselhiveis para 

consultar e cooperar corn as NazZes Unidas. Sua ag~ncias especializadas. e 

outraS organiza ;'ies intergovernamentais competentes. 0 Conselho pode 

convidar essas organizaqes e quaisquer outras que se ocupern de caf6 a enviar 

observadores as Sua reunioes. 

CAPiTUI.O v. PRIVILEGIOS E IMUNIDADES 

Artigo 23. PRIVIl.iGIOS E IMUNID)ADES 

1'. A OrganizaCio poSsui personalidade jurfdica. Ela 6 dotada, em especial. 

da capacidade de firmar contratos, de adquirir e de dispor de hens m()veis e 

im6veis e de demandar em juizo. 



20. A status. os privilkgios e as imunidades da Organizaqio, do 

Diretor-Executivo, do pessoal e peritos, bern como dos representantes de 

Membros que se encontrem no territ6rio do Reino Unido da Gr5-Bretanha e 

Irlanda do Norte com a finalidade de exercer suas fung6es, continuarfo sendo 

governados pelo acordo de sede celebrado, em 28 de maio de 1969; entre o 

Governo do Reino Unido da Gri-Bretanha e Irlanda do Norte (a seguir chamado 

,governo do pais-sedeo) e a Organizag5o. 

30 . 0 acordo mencionado no pardgrafo 20 deste artigo seri independente 

deste Convenio, podendo no entanto terminar: 

a) por acordo entre o governo do pai-sede e a Organizagdo; 

b) na eventualidade da sede da Organizag~o ser transferida do territ6rio do 

governo do pais-sede; ou 

c) na eventualidade da Organizag:o deixar de existir. 

40 . A Organizaqao pode celebrar corn outro ou outros Membros acordos, a 

serem aprovados pelo Conselho, relativos aos privil6gios e imunidades que sejam 

indispensfveis ao funcionamento conveniente deste Conv~nio. 

50. Os governos dos paises Membros, corn excegio do pais-sede, 

conceder5o At Organizagido as mesmas facilidades que sao conferidas as ag~ncias 

especializadas das Naq6es Unidas em mat6ria de restrig6es monetArias e de 

cArmbio, manutenqio de contas bancfrias e transfer6ncia de dinheiro. 

CAPiTULO vi. FINANAS 

Artigo 24. FINANCAS 

1'. As despesas das delegag6es ao Conselho e dos representantes na Junta ou 

em qualquer das comiss6es do Conselho ou da Junta serao financiadas pelos 

respectivos governos. 

2'. As demais despesas necessdrias administrag~o do Conv~nio serao 

financiadas por contribuig6es anuais dos Membros, fixadas nos termos do artigo 

25. 0 Conselho pode, todavia, exigir o pagamento de emolumentos por 

determinados serviqos. 

30 . 0 exercicio financeiro da Organizagio coincidirAi corn o ano cafeeiro. 

Artigo 25. APROVACAO DO OR(;AMENTO E FIXAAO DE CONTRIBUIC6ES 

1' . Durante o segundo semestre de cada exercicio financeiro, o Conselho 

aprovard o oramento administrativo da Organizagfo para o exercicio financeiro 

seguinte e fixari a contribuigio de cada Membro para esse orgamento. 

20. A contribuigfo de cada Membro para o orqamento de cada exercicio 

financeiro 6 proporcional t relaqfo que existe, na data em que f6r aprovado o 

orgamento para aquele exercicio financeiro, entre o n6mero de seus votos e o 

total dos votos de todos os Membros. Se, todavia, no inicio do exercicio 

financeiro para o qual foram fixadas as contribuig6es, houver alguma modificagio 

na distribuigfo de votos entre os Membros, em virtude do disposto no parAgrafo 

60 do artigo 13, as contribuiq6es correspondentes a esse exercicio serao 

devidamente ajustadas. Para fixar as contribuig6es, o nimero de votos de cada 

Membro serA determinado sem tomar em consideragio a eventual suspensao dos 

direitos de voto de um Membro ou qualquer redistribuiqo de votos que dela 

possa resultar. 

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30 . A contribuiqio inicial de qualquer Membro, que entre para a Organizagio 

depois de o Conv~nio ter entrado em vigor, 6 fixada pelo Conselho corn base no 

n6mero de votos que Ihe s~io atribuidos e em fungfo do perfodo restante do 

exercicio financeiro em curso, permanecendo inalteradas as contribuil6es fixadas 

aos outros Membros, para esse exercicio financeiro. 

Artigo 26. PAGAMENTO DAS CONTRIBUIqOES 

1' . As contribui46es para o or(amento administrativo de cada exercfcio 

financeiro serao pagas em moeda livremente conversivel e exigiveis no primeiro 

dia do respectivo exercicio. 

20. Se um Membro niio tiver pago integralmente a contribuigi-to para o 

oriamento administrativo, dentro de seis meses a contar da data em que tal 

contribuiqfio 6 exigivel, ficam suspensos, at6 que tal contribuiqio seja paga, tanto 

os seus direitos de voto no Conselho como o direito de dispor dos seus votos na 

Junta. Todavia, a menos que o Conselho assim o dccida por maioria distribuida de 

dois terqos, tal Membro nfio fica privado de nenhum outro direito nem eximido de 

nenhuma das obriga46es que Ihe imp6e este Conv6nio. 

30. Os Membros, cujos direitos de voto tenham sido suspensos nos termos 

do parilgrafo 20 deste artigo ou nos termos dos artigos 42, 45 ou 58, permaneceriio, 

entretanto, respons(iveis pelo pagamento de suas respectivas contribuil6es. 

Artigo 27. VERIFICAqO E PUBLICA(,AO I)AS CONTAS 

0 mais cedo possivel ap6s o encerramento de cada exercicio financeiro, serJ1 

apresentada ao Conselho, para aprovaiqo e publicaqio, a prestaqfo de contas das 

receitas e despesas da Organizaqio referente a esse exercicio, verificada por 

perito em contabilidade e independente da Organizagio. 

CAPiTULO vii. REGULAMENTAAO DAS EXPORTAI OES 

E IMPORTAI OES 

Artigo 28. DiSPOSIOES GERAIS 

1' . Todas as decis6es do Conselho relativas ,is disposigaes deste Capitulo 

sero adotadas por maioria distribuida de dois ter4os. 

20. A palavra -anual- significa, neste capitulo, qualquer periodo de doze 

meses estabelecido pelo Conselho. Entretanto, o Conselho pode adotar 

providencias para que as disposiq6es deste capitulo sejam aplicadas por perfodos 

de mais de doze meses. 

Artigo 29. MERCADOS EM REGIME DE QUOTAS 

Para os efeitos deste Conv~nio, o mercado mundial de caf6 e dividido em 

mercados de paises Membros, sujeitos ao regime de quotas, e mercados de paises 

naio-membros, isentos do regime de quotas. 

Artigo 30. QUOTAS BASICAS 

1'. Observadas as disposiq es dos artigos 31 e 32, cada Membro exportador 

terai direito a uma quota bisica calculada de acordo corn o disposto neste artigo. 

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20. Se, nos termos do artigo 33, as quotas entrarem em vigor durante o ano 

cafeeiro de 1976/77, a quota bisica, a ser utilizada para a distribuigAo da parcela 

fixa das quotas, serd calculada corn base no volume m6dio das exportaq6es anuais 

de cada Membro exportador com destino a Membros importadores, nos anos 

cafeeiros de 1968/69 a 1971/72. Esta distribuiq~o da parcela fixa permanecerd em 

vigor at que as quotas sejam suspensas pela primeira vez, nos termos do artigo 

33. 

3 . Caso as quotas n~o sejam estabelecidas no ano cafeeiro de 1976/77, mas 

entrem em vigor durante o ano cafeeiro de 1977/78, a quota b~sica, a ser utilizada 

para a distribuig~o da parcela fixa das quotas, serd calculada tomando para cada 

Membro exportador a mais alta das seguintes quantidades: 

a) o volume de suas exportaq6es corn destino a Membros importadores durante 

1976/77, calculado corn base em informai6es obtidas dos certificados de 

origem; ou 

b) o nimero resultante da aplicaigo do m6todo previsto no anterior par~grafo 20 

deste artigo. 

Esta distribuiqdo da parcela fixa permanecerd em vigor at que as quotas sejam 

suspensas pela primeira vez, nos termos do artigo 33. 

40. Caso as quotas entrem em vigor pela primeira vez, ou sejam 

restabelecidas, durante o ano cafeeiro de 1978/79, ou em data posterior, a quota 

b~sica, a ser utilizada para a distribuiq~o da parcela fixa das quotas, serd 

calculada tomando para cada Membro exportador a mais alta das seguintes 

quantidades: 

a) a m6dia do volume de suas exportar6es com destino a Membros importadores, 

nos anos cafeeiros de 1976/77 e de 1977/78, calculada corn base em 

informag6es obtidas dos certificados de origem; ou 

b) o nfimero resultante da aplicaq.o do m6todo previsto no par~grafo 20 deste 

artigo. 

50 . Caso as quotas sejam estabelecidas nos termos do pardgrafo 20 deste 

artigo, e, posteriormente, suspensas, o seu restabelecimento durante o ano 

cafeeiro de 1977/78 obedecerd As disposig5es do parigrafo 30 deste artigo e do 

pargrafo V ° do artigo 35. 0 restabelecimento de quotas durante o ano cafeeiro de 

1978/79, ou em qualquer ano posterior, obedecerS As disposig~es do pardgrafo 40 

deste artigo e do pardgrafo 1V do artigo 35. 

Artigo 31. MEMBROS EXPORTADORES ISENTOS DE QUOTA BASICA 

1 ° . Observadas as disposig6es dos pardgrafos 40 e 50 deste artigo, n~o serA 

atribuida quota bdsica aos Membros exportadores relacionados no Anexo 1. 

Observadas as disposig6es do artigo 33, caberd a esses Membros, no ano cafeeiro 

de 1976/77, a quota inicial de exportagdo anual indicada na coluna I daquele 

Anexo. Observadas as disposig6es do pardgrafo 20 deste artigo e as do artigo 33, 

as quotas desses Membros em cada um dos anos cafeeiros subsequientes serdo 

aumentadas: 

a) de 10 por cento da quota inicial de exportaqdo anual, no caso dos Membros 

cuja quota inicial de exportagdo anual 6 inferior a 100.000 sacas; e 

b) de 5 por cento da quota inicial de exportagio anual, no caso dos Membros cuja 


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quota inicial de exportaqiio anual 6 de 100.000 sacas ou mais, mas inferior it' 

400.000 sacas. 

Para os fins de fixaqio das quotas anuais dos referidos Membros, considerar-se-i 

que estes aumentos anuais tiveram efeito a partir da entrada em vigor deste 

Conv~nio, sempre que sejam estabelecidas ou restabelecidas as quotas, nos 

termos do artigo 33. 

20. Os Membros referidos no par igrafo V0 deste artigo notificarfo ao 

Conselho, at6 31 de julho de cada ano, o proviivel volume de caf6 disponivel para 

exportagio no ano cafeeiro seguinte. 0 volume indicado pelo Membro exportador 

constituir-i suit quota para o ano cafeeiro seguinte, desde que niio ultrapasse o 

limite permitido pelo pariigrafo P ° deste artigo. 

3. Quando a quota anual de um Membro exportador, a que tiverem sido 

atribuidas menos de 100.000 sacas de quota inicial de exportaqiio anual. atingir ou 

ultrapassar o limite de 100.000 sacas mencionado no parAgrafo F ° deste artigo, 

ficarAi esse Membro sujeito is disposig es aplicaveis aos Membros exportadores 

cuja quota inicial de exportaqiio anual 6 de 100.0(X) saCas Ott mais, mas inferior a 

400.000 sacas. 

40. Quando it quota anual de um Membro exportador, a que tiverem sido 

atribuidas menos de 400.000 sacas de quota inicial de exporta:iio anual, atingir o 

limite de 400.0(X) sacas mencionado no parfigrafo P ° deste artigo, ficarni esse 

Membro sujeito is disposigcs do artigo 35, estabelecendo-lhe o Conselho a 

respectiva quota baisica. 

50 . Todo Membro exportador relacionado no Anexo 1. que exportar 100.000 

sacas ou mais, pode, a qualquer momento, solicitar ao Conselho que Ihe 

estabeleia ura quota bisica. 

60. Os Membros cujas quotas anuais sejam inferiores it 100.000 sacas nako 

ficarfio sujeitos ,is disposig6es dos artigos 36 e 37. 

Artigo 32. DISPOSICOES PARA 0 AJUSTAMENTO I)E QUOTAS BASICAS 

10. 0 Conselho ajustari its quotas hbisicas resultantes da aplicaqiio do 

disposto no artigo 30, sempre que se tornar Membro deste Conv~nio um pais 

importador que n/io era membro ner do Conv~nio Internacional do Caf6 de 1968 

nem do Convenio Internacional do Caf6 de 1968 Prorrogado. 

20. 0 ajustamento mencionado no pardgrafo I' deste artigo levardi em conta 

ou a media das exportaq es de cada Membro exporlador corn destino ao pais 

importador em apreqo, no periodo de 1968 it 1972, ou a participaqio de cada 

Membro exportador nit mdia das importaq6es daquele pais., durante o mesmo 

periodo. 

3 . 0 Conselho aprovarAi os dados que devem servir de base para os c1iculos 

necessArios ao ajustamento das quotas bfisicas bern como os crit~rios a seguir 

para aplicar as disposiq5es deste artigo. 

Artigo 33. DISPOSI(-ES PARA 0 ESTABEI.iCIMEiNTO. SIJSPENSAO 

F RESTABELECIMENTO DE QUOTAS 

10. A menos que o Conselho decida de outro modo, its quotas entraraio em 

vigor it qualquer momento da vigincia deste Convanio: 

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a) se o preqo indicativo composto permanecer, em media. por 20 dias 

consecutivos de mercado, igual ou inferior ao limite maiximo da faixa de 

pre ;os, estabelecida pelo Conselho nos termos do artigo 38 e ent5o em vigor: 

b) na falta de uma decisio do Conselho estabelecendo uma faixa de pregos: 

i) se a m6dia dos preqos indicativos dos caf6s Outros Suaves e Robustas 

permanecer. em m6dia, por 20 dias consecutivos de mercado, igual ou 

inferior at m6dia desses preqos no ano civil de 1975, segundo os registros 

conservados pela Organizagio durante a vig~ncia do Conv~nio Internacional 

do Caf6 de 1968 Prorrogado: ou 

ii) observadas as disposi 6es do paraigrafo 20 deste artigo, se o preqo 

indicativo composto, calculado nos termos do artigo 38, permanecer. em 

mtdia, por 20 dias consecutivos de mercado, 15 por cento ou mais abaixo 

da m6dia do preqo indicativo composto do ano cafeeiro precedente, durante 

o qual este Conv~nio esteve em vigor. 

Nio obstante its disposiq6es precedentes deste par-igrafo, as quotas nfio serfio 

estabelecidas, ao entrar em vigor este Convinio, a niio ser que a m6dia dos preqos 

indicativos dos caf6s Outros Suaves e Robustas permaneqa. em m6dia, nos 20 

dias consecutivos de mercado irnediatamente anteriores aquela data. igual ou 

inferior 'i m6dia desses preqos no ano civil de 1975. 

20. N,'io obstante o disposto no inciso ii da alinea b do parigrafo I' deste 

artigo, its quotas nio entrar~io em vigor, a menos que o Conselho decida de outro 

modo, se a m6dia dos preqos indicativos dos caf6s Outros Suiaves e Robustas 

permanecer, em mrdia, por 20 dias consecutivos de mercado. 22.5 por cento ou 

mais acima da mnidia desses preqos no ano civil de 1975. 

30. Os preqos indicados: no inciso i da alinea b do pariigrafo V ° e no 

paraigrafo 20 deste artigo serfio revistos e poderfio ser modificados pelo Conselho. 

antes de 30 de setembro de 1978 e antes de 30 de setembro de 1980. 

40 . A menos que o Conselho decida de outro modo. as quotas serfio 

suspensas: 

a) se o pre ;o indicativo composto permanecer. em m6dia, por 20 dias 

consecutivos de mercado, 15 por cento acima do limite mfiximo da faixa de 

preqos, estabelecida polo Conselho e entfio em vigor: ou 

b) na falta de uma decisfio do Conselho estabelecendo uma faixa de preqos, sc o 

preqo indicativo composto permanecer, em midia, por 20 dias consecutivos de 

mercado, 15 por cento ou mais acima da mtdia do preqo indicativo composto 

do ano civil precedente. 

50 . A menos que o Conselho decida de outI-o modo, as quotas serfio 

restabelecidas, ap6s a suspensiio prevista nos termos do parigrafo 40 deste artigo, 

de acordo corn as disposi;6es dos Seus parigrafos I ° , 20 e 6'. 

60. Sempre que satisfeitas its condiqCes de pre o pertinentes mencionadas 

no parfigrafo 1 ° deste artigo. e observadas as disposiq6es do pariigrafo 2' deste 

artigo, as quotas entrar.ao em vigor o mais cedo possivel e. o mais tardar, no 

trimestre que se seguir ao preenchimento das condi(;cs de prco pertinentes. As 

quotas seraio fixadas para uM perfodo Lie quatro trimestres, ressalvados os casos 

em que este Convnio disp6e de otLro modo. Sc a quota anual global e as quotas 

trimestrais nao tiverem sido previamente fixadas pelo Conselho. competirfi ao 

Diretor-Executivo fi X1r urna quota, tomando como base o desaparecimento de 

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caf6 nos mercados em regime de quota, calculado segundo os crit6rios enunciados 

no artigo 34. Essa quota serfi distribuida entre os Membros exportadores de 

acordo corn as disposigbes dos artigos 31 e 35. 

7' . 0 Conselho seri't convocado durante o primeiro trimestre, depois de 

terem entrado em vigor as quotas, a fim de estabelecer faixas de pre(;os. de rever 

as quotas e, se necess~irio, modificti-las, para o periodo que o Conselho julgar 

aconselhfvel, desde que este periodo naio seja superior a doze meses a contar da 

data em que as quotas entraram em vigor. 

Artigo 34. FIXACAo )A QUOTA ANUAI. GIOBtAL. 

Observadas as disposig6es do artigo 33. estabelecer- o Conselho. cm sua 

tCltima sess.io ordimnria do ano cafeeiro, uma quota anual global. levando em 

conta, inter alia. os seguintes elementos: 

a) estimativa do consumo anual dos Membros importadores; 

b) a estimativa das importag6es efetuadas pelos Membros, procedentes de outros 

Membros importadores e de paises n to-membros: 

c) a estimativa da variaqfio do volume dos estoques existentes em paises 

Membros importadores e em portos livres; 

d) a observimcia das disposiq es do artigo 40 sobre insufici ncias e sua 

distribuiqio; e 

e) para os efeitos de estabelecimento e restabelecimento de quotas, nos termos 

dos parJ'igrafos I' e 50 do artigo 33. as exporta ;-)es efettuadas pelos Membros 

exportadores corn destino a Membros importadores e a paises n5o-membros, 

durante o periodo de doze meses que precede o estabelecimento de quotas. 

Artigo 35. ATRIBUIW'AO I)AS QUOTAS ANUAIS 

1'. A luz da decisiio tomada nos termos do artigo 34, e depois de deduzido 0 

volume de caf6 necessario para dar cumprimento its disposiqaes do artigo 31. as 

quotas anuats ser~io atribuidas, em uma parcela fixa e uma parcela varilvel, aos 

Membros exportadores corn direito a quota bisica. A parcela fixa corresponderi a 

70 por cento da quota anual global. devidamente ajustada para cumprir as 

disposiq6es do artigo 31. e serfi distribuida entre os Membros exportadores 

segundo os termos do artigo 30. A parcela variivel corresponderfi a 30 por cento 

da quota anual global. devidamente ajustada para cumprir as disposig6es do 

artigo 31. 0 Conselho pode modificar estas propor 6es, mas a parcela fixa jamais 

sera inferior a 70 por cento. Observadas as disposiqCes do parfigrafo 2' deste 

artigo, a parcela varidivel serfi distribuida entre os Memhros exportadores na 

proporqio existente entre os estoques verificados de cada Membro exportador e o 

total dos estoques verificados de todos os Membros exportadores que tImI quota 

bfisica, sob ressalva de que, a menos que o Conselho estabeleqa urm oulro lirnite, 

nenhum Membro receberi urm quinhfio da parcela varikivel da quota superior a 40 

por cento do volume total da parcela varifivel. 

20. Os estoques a serem tornados em consideraqf5o para os fins deste artigo 

serao os verificados, de acordo corn as normas haixadas para efetuar a verificaqio 

dos estoques. no fire do ano-safra ile cada Membro exportador imediatlamente 

anterior at fixa fio das quotas. 

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Artigo 36. QUOTAS TRIMESTRAIS 

1 ° . Imediatamente ap6s a atribuiqiio das quotas anuais nos termos do 

parligrafo 10 do artigo 35, e observadas as disposiq5es do artigo 31, o Conselho 

atribuir6i quotas trimestrais aos Membros exportadores corn o prop6sito de 

assegurar o abastecimento ordenado de caf6 ao mercado mundial, durante o 

periodo para o qual sito fixadas quotas. 

2'. Essas quotas dever-io. na medida do possivel, representar 25 por cento 

da quota anual de cada Membro. N-5o serni permitido it nenhum Membro exportar 

mais de 30 por cento no primeiro trimestre, 60 por cento nos dois primeiros 

trimestres e 80 por cento nos trs primeiros trimestres. Se, em dado trimestre, as 

exportag6es de qualquer Membro f6rem inferiores at sua quota para esse 

trimestre, o saldo seri adicionado ,I sua quota para o trimestre seguinte. 

3 . As disposig5es deste artigo aplicam-se tambm 'i execuqiio do disposto 

no paragrafo 6' do artigo 33. 

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4' Se. em virtude de circunstiincias excepcionais, um Membro exportador 

considerar que as limitai6cs previstas no par/igrafo 20 deste artigo poderiio 

provavelmente causar serios prcjuizos a suit economia. o Conselho pode. a pedido 

desse Membro, tomar ais medidas pertinentes, nos termos do artigo 56. 0 Membro 

interessado deve apresentar provas dos prejuizos e fornecer garantias adequadas 

quanto it manutenqiio da estabilidade dos preqos. 0 Conselho, no entanto, em 

caso algum autorizara um Membro a exportar mais de 35 por cento de suit quota 

anual no primneiro trimestre, mais de 65 por cento nos dois primeiros trimestres e 

mais de 85 por cento nos trEs primeiros trimestres. 

Artigo 37. AJUSTAMENTO DAS QUOTAS ANUAIS E TRIMESTRAIS 

10. Se as condi,;6es do mercado o exigirem, pode o Conselho modificar as 

quotas anuais e trimestrais atribuidas nos termos dos artigos 33, 35 e 36. 

Observadas its disposiq5es do pa'igrafo V0 do artigo 35, e excetuado o disposto no 

artigo 31 e no par-igrafo 30 do artigo 39, its quotas dos Membros exportadores 

serao modificadas em igual percentagem. 

2'. Ni-io obstante as disposik6es do parigrafo I0 deste artigo, pode o 

Conselho, se verificar que as condiqC6es do mercado assim o exigem, ajustar as 

quotas dos Membros exportadores para o trimestre em curso e para os restantes 

trimestres, sem, no entanto, modificar as quotas anuais. 

Artigo 38. MEIIIDAS REI.ATIVAS A PREC7OS 

10. 0 Conselho estabelecerit um sistema de preqos indicativos que 

proporcione um preqo indicativo composto diiirio. 

20. Com base em tal sistema. pode o Conselho estabelecer faixas de preqos e 

diferenciais de prec;os para os principais tipos e/ou grupos de caf6. assim como 

ura faixa de prego composto. 

30. Ao estabelecer e ajustar quaisquer faixas de preqos para os fins deste 

artigo, o Conselho tomari em consideraqiio o nivel e a tend~ncia predominantes 

dos preqos de cafd, inclusive as influ~ncias que sobre eles possam ser: 

- os niveis e as tend~ncias do consumo e da produqio, assim como os estoques 

em paises importadores e exportadores; 

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- a tend~ncia da inflaqiio ou da defla 5io mundial; e 

- quaisquer outros fatores que possam prejudicar a consecu iio dos objetivos 

deste Conv~nio. 

O Diretor-Executivo fornecerfi os dados necesszirios ao exalme apropriado dos 

elementos citados. 

40 . 0 Conselho haixari normas acerca dos efeitos do estabelecimento de 

quotas ou do seu ajustarmento sobre os contratos celebrados antes de tal 

estabelecimenlo oI ajustamento. 

Artigo 39. MIDInAS ADICIONAIS PARA 0 AIUSTAMIENT() DE QUOTAS 

I. Caso as quotas se encontrem em vigor. o Conselho serfi convocado a fir 

de institluir uLM sistema de ajustamento pro rata das quotas eiii funsio das 

flutuaq6es do preqo indicativo composto, corno previsto no artigo 38. 

20. 0 referido sistema compreenderi disposiq6es acerca de faixas de preq:os, 

nirmero de dias de mercado abrangidos pela contagem. e nrmero e amplitude dos 

ajustamentos. 

30. 0 Conselho pode igualmente estabelecer uM sistema para aplicar 

aumentos de quota em funqtio de flutua lk es dos preqos dos principais tipos e/oh 

grupos de cafe. 

A rtigo 40. I NSU II'IfNCIAS 

1'. Todo Membro exportador declararfi qualquer insuficiencia que preveja 

em relaqiio a seu respectivo direito de exportaqio, de forma a permitir a sua 

redistribuiq.io, no mesmo ano cafeeiro, entre os Membros exportadores que 

estejam em condiq6es e dispostos a exportar o volume das insuficilncias. Setenta 

por cento do volume declarado nos termos deste paaigrafo scri oferecido, eii 

primeiro lugar, para redistribuiqfio entre outros Membros exportadores do mesmo 

tipo de caf6, proporcionalmente a suas respectivas quotas baisicas, e trinta por 

cento ser-i oferecido, em primeiro lugar. a Membros exportadores do outro tipo de 

caf6, tamb~m proporcionalmente a suas respectivas quotas blisicas. 

20. Se um Membro decharar uMa insuficiincia nos prirneiros seis meses de 

um ano cafeeiro, sua quota anual para o ano cafeeiro seguinte serfi aumentada de 

30 por cento do volume declarado e nIo exportado. Este volume ser.i deduzido do 

direito anual de exportaqiio daqueles Membros exportadores quc tiverem aceitado 

a redistribukifio prevista no pariigrafo I0 deste artigo, pro rata de sua respectivl 

participaqfio naquela redistribuiq-io. 

Artigo 41. DIREITO DE IXI'(ORTA¢,'A(O IIF UM GRUIO-MIE MIR 

Se dois ou mais Membros formarem IM Grupo-Membro, nos termos dos 

artigos 60 e 70, as quotas bfisicas oI, se f6r o caso. os direitos de exportaifio 

desses Membros serfio adicionados. e o total resultante serfi considerado como 

quota blisica oiu direito de exportaqio tnicos para os fins deste capitulo. 

Arligo 42. OBSERVANCIA I)AS QUOTAS 

F . Os Membros exportadores adotar-io as medidas necessirias a assegUl'ar a i 

inteira observaincia de todas as disposiqbcs deste Conv~nio relativas a quotas. 

Alm de quaisquer imedidas que Os pr6prios Membros possam adotar, o Conselho 

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pode exigir que esses Membros adotem medidas sIplenentares para o efetivo 

cumprimento do sistema de quotas previsto neste Convenio. 

20. Os Membros exportadores n51o IIltrapassariio as quotas antliS c 

trimestrais que Ihes f6rem atribuidas. 

30 . Se um Membro exportador ulrpIssar sua quota em qualquer trimestre, 

o Conselho deduzirii de urna ou vfirias de suas quotas seguintes urna quantidade 

igual a I O por cento do excesso. 

40 . Se urM Membro exportador ultrapassar suit quota trirest|'al pela segunda 

vez, o Conselho aplicarfi nova deduqfio igual it prevista no paraigrafo 3' deste 

artigo. 

5'. Se urn Membro exportador ult-apassur por trs ouI mais vezes sua quota 

trimestral, o Conselho aplicarfi a dedulqiio prevista no par.igrafo 30 deste artigo, e 

os direitos de voto do Membro ficarfio suspensos at6 o momento ei que o 

Conselho decidir se esse Membro deve ser excluido da Organizaqio, nos termos 

do artigo 66. 

6'. As dedtiqes previstas nos parigrafos 30, 40 e 50 deste artigo serio 

consideradas como insuficiencias para os efeitos do parigrafo I' do artigo 40. 

7'. 0 Conselho aplicarfi o disposto nos parfigrafos 1' a 50 deste artigo tio 

pronto disponha das informaq6es necessirias. 

Artigo 43. CERTIFICADOS DE ORIGEM F DE R.EXIPORTA(,'A O 

1'. Toda exportaiio de care feita por urm Membro serdi amparada por urn 

certificado de origem viilido. Os certificados de origem seriio ernitidos, de acordo 

corn o regulamento estabelecido pelo Conselho, por ura agencia qualificada, 

escolhida pelo Mernbro e aprovada pela Organizaqio. 

2' . Quando its quotas estiverem em vigor, toda reexportafiio de caf6 feita 

por urm Membro ser-i amparada por urm certificado de reexportaqfio vfilido. Os 

certificados de reexportaqio serfio emitidos, de acordo com o regulamento 

estabelecido pelo Conselho, por urna agincia qualificada, escolhida pelo Membro 

e aprovada pela Organiza;io, destinando-se a certificar que o caf. em apreqo foi 

importado de acordo corn as disposiqCes deste Convnio. 

30 . O regulamento mencionado neste artigo compreenderui disposiqaes que 

permitam sua aplicaq5o a grupos de Membros importadores que constittm urna 

unifio aduaneira. 

40. 0 Conselho pode baixar regulamentaqfio que governe a impressiio, 

validaqio, emissfio e utilizaq~o de certificados, e adotar medidas para distribtir 

selos de exportaqi-o de caf6, que serfio pagos it razio que o Conselho determine, e 

cuja afixagLio aos certificados de origem poderi constituir uma das formalidades a 

serem preenchidas para a validaqio destes. 0 Conselho pode tomar providlncias 

semelhantes para i validaqio de outros tipos de certificados e para a ernissao, em 

condii6es a definir, de outros tipos de selos. 

5' . Todo Membro comunicara it Organizaqfio a ag~ncia governamental ou 

naio-governamental incumbida de desernpenhar as funq6es especificadas nos 

paraigrafos 10 e 20 deste artigo. A Organizaqfio aprovarfi especificamente as 

ag~ncias nfio-governamentais, depois de ter recebido do Membro em apreqo 

provas satisfat6rias de que a ag~ncia proposta estfi disposta e em condis6es de se 

desempenhar das obrigaqC6es que competem ao Membro, de acordo corn as 

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normas e regulamentos estabelecidos nos termos deste Convenio. Havendo 

motivo justificado, o Conselho pode, a qualquer momento, declarar que deixa de 

considerar aceitfivel determinada ag~ncia n5o-governamental. Quer diretamente, 

quer por interm6dio de uma organizaqido mundial internacionalmente reconhecida, 

o Conselho tomarA as providencias necessirias para, a qualquer momento, 

poder assegurar-se de que os certificados de todos os tipos estfio sendo 

corretamente emitidos e utilizados, e para apurar as quantidades de caf6 

exportadas por cada Membro. 

60. A ag~ncia ndio-governamental, aprovada como agencia certificadora nos 

termos do pardigrafo 50 deste artigo, conservardi, por um periodo nfio inferior a 

quatro anos, registros dos certificados emitidos e da correspondente documenta- 

9dio justificativa. Para ser aprovada como ag~ncia certificadora, nos termos do 

parAgrafo 50 deste artigo, deve a ag~ncia nio-governamental concordar 

previamente em permitir "i Organizagao examinar tais registros. 

7' . Se as quotas estiverem em vigor, os Membros, observadas as disposig6es 

do artigo 44 e as dos parfigrafos I' e 20 do artigo 45, proibirfo a importagio de toda 

partida de caf6 que nfio esteja acompanhada de certificado vfilido, emitido de 

conformidade corn o regulamento baixado pelo Conselho. 

80. Pequenas quantidades de caf6, na forma que o Conselho determinar, e o 

cafd para consumo direto a bordo de navios, avi6es e outros meios de transporte 

internacional, ficarfo isentos das disposig6es dos parftgrafos I' e 20 deste artigo. 

Artigo 44. ExPORTAC6ES NAO DEBITADAS A QUOTAS 

1'. De conformidade com o disposto no artigo 29, as exportaq6es corn 

destino a paises ndo-membros deste Conv~nio n~o serdo debitadas its quotas. 0 

Conselho pode baixar normas para regular, inter alia, a condugdo e fiscaliza4;5o 

deste com6rcio, a maneira de proceder e as penalidades a impor no caso de 

desvios e de reexportag6es de paises n'lo-membros para paises Membros, e a 

documentagdo necessAria para amparar as exportaq6es destinadas a parses 

Membros e ndo-membros. 

2'. As exportaq6es de caf6 em grfo, como mat6ria prima para tratamento 

industrial corn outros fins que nfo o consumo humano como bebida ou alimento, 

nfo serfo debitadas ts quotas, desde que o Conselho considere, A luz das 

informaq6es prestadas pelo Membro exportador, que o caf6 em grio serA de fato 

usado para aqueles fins. 

30 . 0 Conselho pode, a pedido de um Membro exportador, decidir que nfio 

sio debitfiveis A quota desse Membro as exportag6es de caf6 feitas para fins 

humanitfirios ou quaisquer outros prop6sitos n~o comerciais. 

Artigo 45. REGULAMENTACAO DAS IMPORTAC;OES 

1' . A fim de evitar que paises nSo-membros aumentem suas exportag6es a 

expensas de Membros exportadores, cada Membro limitard, sempre que as quotas 

estiverem em vigor, as suas importa(6es anuais de cafd procedentes de paises 

nfio-membros, que nfio eram Membros de Conv~nio Internacional do Caf6 de 

1968, a um volume igual "i m6dia anual das importag6es de caf6 procedentes de 

paises nfo-membros efetuadas ou nos anos civis de 1971 a 1974 inclusive, ou nos 

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20. Sempre que as quotas estiverem em vigor, os Membros limitario 

igualmente as suas importag6es anuais de caf6 procedentes de todo pais 

n.o-membro, que era Membro do Conv~nio Internacional do Caf6 de 1968 ou do 

Conv~nio Internacional do CafU de 1968 Prorrogado, a urn volume que nio exceda 

uma percentagern da m6dia anual das importag6es procedentes desse pats 

nfio-membro, nos anos cafeeiros de 1968/69 a 1971/72. Essa percentagem 

corresponderi a proporgiio existente entre a parcela fixa e a quota anual global, de 

conformidade com as disposiq6es do pardigrafo P ° do artigo 35, no momento em 

que as quotas entrarem em vigor. 

3' . 0 Conselho pode suspender ou modificar essas limitag6es quantitativas, 

caso o considere necessairio para os objetivos deste Convanio. 

40 . As obrigag6es estabelecidas nos parfigrafos anteriores deste artigo nibo 

derrogam quaisquer outras obrigag6es bilaterais ou multilateriais corn elas em 

conflito, assumidas pelos Membros importadores com paises nijo-membros antes 

da entrada em vigor deste Conv~nio, desde que os Membros importadores que 

tenham assumido tais obriga;6es conflitantes as cumpram de tal modo que se 

torne minimo o conflito corn as obrigaq6es estabelecidas nos parigrafos 

anteriores. Logo que possivel, esses Membros tomaro medidas para harmonizar 

suas obriga46es corn as disposiq6es dos parigrafos PO e 2* deste artigo, e 

informarfo o Conselho dos pormenores dessas obrigag6es bern como das medidas 

tomadas para atenuar ou eliminar o conflito. 

5' . Se um Membro importador nio cumprir as disposiq6es deste artigo, o 

Conselho pode suspender os seus direitos de voto no Conselho e o direito de 

dispor de seus votos na Junta. 

CAPiTULO ViII. OUTRAS DISPOSI(VOES DE ORDEM ECONOMICA 

Artigo 46. MEDIDAS RELATIVAS AO CAFE INDUSTRIAI.IZADO 

I ° . Os Membros reconhecem i necessidade que tem os paises em 

desenvolvimento de ampliar as bases de suas economias, por meio, inter alia da 

industrializaqibo e da exporta:iio de artigos manufaturados, inclusive a 

industrializagibo do caf6 e a exportaqiio de caf6 industrializado. 

20. A este respeito, os Membros evitardio a adofito de medidas governamentais 

que possarn causar a desorganiza:iio do setor cafeeiro de outros Membros. 

30 . Caso um Membro considere que as disposiq6es do parigrafo 20 deste 

artigo nio estio sendo observadas, deve consultar os outros Membros 

interessados, tomando devidamente em conta o disposto no artigo 57. Os 

Membros em aprego tudo far~io para chegar a urm entendimento amigdivel de 

carter bilateral. Se estas consultas nfio conduzirern a urma soluq 'o satisfat6ria 

para as Partes em questfio, qualquer delas pode submeter a mat6ria ii 

consideraqibo do Conselho, nos termos do artigo 58. 

40 . Nenhuma disposigiio deste Convenio prejudica o direito de qualquer 

Membro de tomar medidas para prevenir ou remediar a desorganizaqiio de seu 

setor cafeeiro causada pela importaqiio de caf6 industrializado. 

Artigo 47. PROMOAO 

1'. Os Membros.comprometem-se a fomentar o consumo de caf6 por todos 

os meios possiveis. Estabelecer-se-,i, para esse firn, urm Fundo de Promoq-io 


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destinado a incentivar o consumo nos paises importadores, por todos os meios 

apropriados, e sem distini;io de origem, tipo ou marca de caf6, e a alcanar e 

manter o mais alto grau de qualidade e pureza da bebida. 

20. 0 Fundo de Promo4;io seri administrado por um comit,. A participaiio 

no Fundo ficarA circunscrita aos Membros que para ele contribuam financeiramente. 

30. 0 Fundo seri financiado, nos anos cafeeiros de 1976/77 e 1977/78, 

mediante uma contribuiq.-ko obrigat6ria lanqada sobre os selos de exportai'to de 

caf6 ou equivalentes autorizaq;es de exportaqio, e paga pelos Membros 

exportadores a partir de I ° de outubro de 1976. Essa contribuiqio seri: de 5 

centavos de d6lar dos E.U.A., por saca, no caso dos Membros relacionados no 

Anexo I, cuja quota inicial de exporta4io anual 6 inferior a 100.000 sacas; de 10 

centavos de d6lar dos E.U.A., por saca, no caso dos Membros relacionados no 

Anexo I, cuja quota inicial de exportaqio anual 6 de 100.000 sacas ou mais, mas 

inferior a 400.000 sacas; e de 25 centavos de d6lar dos E.U.A., por saca, no caso 

de todos os demais Membros exportadores. 0 Fundo pode igualmente ser 

financiado mediante contribui g5es voluntirias de outros Membros, em condiq6es 

a serem aprovadas pelo comitY. 

40 . Se f6rem necessdirios recursos adicionais para cumprir os compromissos 

assumidos nos termos do parfigrafo 70 deste artigo, pode o comitE decidir, a 

qualquer momento, continuar a cobrar a contribui;i5o obrigat6ria no terceiro ano 

cafeeiro e seguintes. 0 comit pode, ainda, decidir receber contribuiqes de 

outros Membros, nas condiq:es por ele aprovadas. 

5' . Os recursos do Fundo serfio empregados, principalmente, para financiar 

campanhas de promo4;5o em paises Membros importadores. 

60. 0 'Fundo pode patrocinar estudos e pesquisas relacionadas com o 

consumo de caf6. 

70. Os Membros importadores e as associaq6es comerciais de pafses 

Membros importadores reconhecidas pelo comite podem apresentar propostas de 

campanhas para a promoqio do consumo de caf6. 0 Fundo pode prover recursos 

para financiar at6 50 por cento do custo das campanhas. Ura vez que se tenha 

chegado a acordo quanto a uma campanha, n5o serAi alterada a percentagem da 

contribuigfo dada pelo comit para a campanha. As campanhas podem 

estender-se por mais de um ano dentro do prazo mdiximo de cinco anos. 

80. A contribui io mencionada no parigrafo 30 deste artigo seri paga contra 

os selos de exportagfo de caf6 ou equivalentes autorizag6es de exportal;5o. 0 

regulamento para a aplica4;5o do sistema de certificados de origem, previsto nos 

termos do artigo 43, dispori sobre o pagamento da contribui:iio mencionada no 

parigrafo 30 deste artigo. 

90 . A contribuig.o mencionada nos parigrafos 3' e 40 deste artigo seri paga 

em d6lares dos E.U.A. ao Diretor-Executivo, que depositardi os respectivos 

recursos numa conta especial designada Conta do Fundo de PromogIo. 

10. Competiri ao comite controlar todos os recursos existentes no Fundo de 

Promoqfo. 0 mais cedo possivel ap6s o encerramento do exercicio financeiro, 

seri submetida A aprovagiio do comit a prestaqfo de contas do Fundo de 

Promog o verificada por perito em contabilidade o independente da Organizagio. 

Depois de aprovada pelo comitY, a prestagfo de contas seri encaminhada ao 

Conselho, apenas a titulo informativo. 

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II. 0 Diretor-Executivo serAi o presidente do comit e informarai, 

periodicamente, o Conselho das atividades do comit. 

12. As despesas administrativas necessdirias para dar cumprimento its 

disposiq6es deste artigo e as relacionadas com as atividades de promoq5o serio 

debitadas ao Fundo de Promogio. 

13. 0 comit estabeleceri os seus pr6prios estatutos. 

Artigo 48. REMOCAO DE OBSTACULOS AO CONSUMO 

10. Os Membros reconhecem a import~ncia vital de conseguir-se, o quanto 

antes, o major aumento possivel do consumo de caf6, principalmente por meio da 

elimina(;;io gradual dos obstaiculos que podem entravar esse aumento. 

20. Os Membros reconhecem que certas medidas atualmente em vigor 

podem, em maior ou menor grau, entravar o aumento do consumo do caf6, em 

particular: 

a) certos regimes de importaqio aplictiveis ao caf6, inclusive tarifas preferenciais 

ou de outra natureza, quotas, operag6es de monop6lios governamentais e de 

agencias oficiais de compra, e outros regulamentos administrativos e prditicas 

comerciais; 

b) certos regimes de exportag5o, no que diz respeito a subsidios diretos ou 

indiretos, e outros regulamentos administrativos e prditicas comerciais; e 

c) certas condig6es de comercializagio interna e certas disposig6es legais e 

administrativas internas que podem prejudicar o consumo. 

30 . Tendo presente os objetivos acima mencionados e as disposig6es do 

parfgrafo 40 deste artigo, os Membros esforgar-se-5o por proceder it reduqio das 

tarifas aplicfiveis ao cafe, ou por tomar outras medidas destinadas a eliminar os 

obsticulos ao aumento do consumo. 

40. Levando em consideraq~o seus interesses m6tuos, os Membros se 

comprometem a buscar os meios necessfirios para que os obstiliculos ao 

desenvolvimento do com6rcio e do consumo, mencionados no partigrafo 20 deste 

artigo, possam ser progressivamente reduzidos e, finalmente, sempre que 

possivel, eliminados, ou para que os efeitos desses obsticulos sejam 

consideravelmente atenuados. 

50 . Levando em considera4;5o os compromissos assumidos nos termos do 

parfigrafo 40 deste artigo, os Membros comunicarfo anualmente ao Conselho 

todas as medidas adotadas no sentido de dar cumprimento is disposig6es deste 

artigo. 

60. 0 Diretor-Executivo preparari periodicamente um estudo sobre os 

obsticulos ao consurno para submeter ,i apreciagio do Conselho. 

70. Para atingir os objetivos deste artigo, o Conselho pode formular 

recomendai6es aos Membros, que informarfio o Conselho, o mais cedo possivel. 

das medidas que hajam adotado para implementar essas recomendag6es. 

Artigo 49. MISTURAS E SUBSTITUTOS 

1'. Os Membros nmio manteriio em vigor quaisquer regulamentos que exijam 

a mistura. o tratamento ou a utilizag'o de outros produtos corn o caf6, para 

revenda comercial como caf6. Os Membros esforgar-se-5io por proibir a venda e a 

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propaganda, sob o nome de caf6, de produtos que contenham menos do 

equivalente a noventa por cento de caf6 verde como mat6ria-prima bfsica. 

20. 0 Conselho pode solicitar a qualquer Membro a adogdo das medidas 

necess~irias para assegurar a observ:ncia das disposiq6es deste artigo. 

3' . 0 Diretor-Executivo submeteri ao Conselho um relat6rio peri6dico 

sobre a observfincia das disposig6es deste artigo. 

Artigo 50. POLTICA DE PRODUCAO 

10. A fim de facilitar a consecuq~o dos objetivos estabelecidos no par~igrafo 

1V do artigo I , os Membros exportadores comprometem-se a envidar os seus 

meihores esfor4os para adotar e implementar uma politica de produg~o. 

2'. 0 Conselho pode estabelecer procedimentos para coordenar as politicas 

de produ(;5o mencionadas no pardgrafo 10 deste artigo. Esses procedimentos 

podem abranger medidas apropriadas de diversificagdo ou tendentes a 

estimuld-la, assim como os meios pelos quais os Membros possam obter 

assistencia t6cnica e financeira. 

30 . 0 Conselho pode fixar aos Membros exportadores uma contribuiq5o que 

permita t Organizaqdo levar a efeito os estudos t6cnicos apropriados, com o fim 

de ajudar os Membros exportadores a adotar as medidas necessfirias "t aplicagao 

de uma politica adequada de produgio. Essa contribuigao, a ser paga em moeda 

conversivel, nfo excederi 2 centavos de d6lar dos E.U.A., por saca de caf6 

exportado com destino a Membros importadores. 

Artigo 51. POLiTICA DE ESTOQUES 

10. Para complementar as disposiq6es do capitulo VII e do artigo 50, o 

Conselho estabeleceri, por maioria distribuida de dois terqos, as diretrizes a 

seguir com relaqio aos estoques de caf6 nos paises Membros produtores. 

20. 0 Conselho adotarAi medidas para apurar anualmente o volume dos 

estoques de caf6 em poder de cada Membro exportador, nos termos do artigo 35. 

Os Membros interessados facilitaro a realizaqdo dessa verificaq5o anual. 

30 . Os Membros produtores assegurario a exist~ncia, em seus respectivos 

paises, de instalao6es apropriadas ao armazenamento adequado dos estoques de 

caf6. 

40 . 0 Conselho realizardi um estudo sobre a viabilidade de contribuir para os 

objetivos deste Convenio por meio de urn estoque internacional. 

Artigo 52. CONSULTAS E COOPERACAO COM 0 COM[RCIO 

1'. A Organizaqio manterai estreita ligaqio com as organizag6es niogovernamentais 

que se ocupam do com6rcio internacional do caf6 e corn peritos 

em assuntos cafeeiros. 

2'. Os Membros exercer5o as suas atividades abrangidas pelas disposig6es 

deste Convnio em harmonia com as praticas comerciais correntes, e abster-se-5o 

de prfiticas de venda de cariter discriminat6rio. No exercicio dessas atividades, 

esforgar-se-Zo por levar em devida conta os interesses legitimos do com6rcio 

cafeeiro. 



Artigo 53. INFORMA(;OES 

IF. A Organiza;iio serviri de centro parai a compilaqfio, o intercimbio e a 

publicaqio de: 

a) informag6es estatisticas relativas i produq:iio, aos pre4;os, is exportai~es e 

importag6es, al distribuiqio e ao consurno de caf6 no mundo: e 

b) na medida em que o julgar conveniente, informaq6es t~cnicas sobre o cultivo, 

o tratamento e a utilizaqiio do caf6. 

20. 0 Conselho pode solicitar aos Membros as informag6es sobre caf6 que 

considere necessarias as suas atividades, inclusive relat6rios estatisticos 

peri6dicos sobre produq:to e suas tend~ncias, exportaq6es e importaq6es, 

distribuigi-io, consurno, estoques, preqos e impostos, mas nfio publicari nenhuma 

informaqio que permita identificar atividades de pessoas ou empresas que 

produzam, industrializem ou comercializern caf6. Os Membros prestarao as 

informag6es solicitadas da maneira mais minuciosa e precisa possivel. 

30 . Se um Membro deixa de prestar, ou encontra dificuldades em prestar, 

dentro de um prazo razofivel, informaq6es estatfsticas ou outras, solicitadas pelo 

Conselho e necessfirias ao bom funcionamento da Organizaqio, o Conselho pode 

solicitar ao Membro em aprego que explique as rez es da nfio observancia. Se 

considerar necessfirio prestar assistincia tcnica na mat~ria, o Conselho pode 

tomar as medidas pertinentes. 

40. Alrm das medidas previstas no paraigrafo 30 deste artigo, pode o 

Diretor-Esecutivo suspender a distribuiqiio de selos ou de outras autorizaqoes 

equivalentes de exportaq:o, prevista no artigo 43, depois de pr~via notificaq;5o, e 

a menos que o Conselho decida de outro modo. 

Artigo 54. ESTUDOS 

1'. 0 Conselho pode promover estudos relativos a economia da produqio e 

da distribuiq:o do caf6, ao impacto de medidas governamentais nos paises 

produtores e consumidores sobre a produq:io e o consurno de caf6, "As 

oportunidades para o aumento do consurno de caf6, tanto para usos tradicionais 

como para novos usos, e aos efeitos do funcionamento deste Convanio sobre 

paises produtores e consumidores de caf6, inclusive no que se refere a seus 

termos de troca. 

20. A Organizag:o pode estudar as possibilidades priticas de estabelecer 

padr6es minimos de qualidade para o caf6 exportado por Membros produtores. 

Artigo 55. FUNDO ESPECIAL 

1' . Seri criado um Fundo Especial que permita a Organizaqio adotar se 

financiar as medidas adicionais necessarias a garantir a efetiva aplica zio das 

disposiq6es pertinentes deste Conv~nio, a partir de sua entrada em vigor ou o 

mais pr6ximo possivel dessa data. 

20. Os pagamentos ao Fundo consistiro numa contribuigiio de 2 centavos de 

d6lar dos E.U.A., por cada saca de caf6 exportado corn destino a Membros 

importadores, a ser paga pelos Membros exportadores, a partir da entrada em 

vigor deste Conv~nio, a menos que o Conselho decida reduzir ou suspender a 

contribuigio. 

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3 . A contribuigo mencionada no parigrafo 20 deste artigo serd paga ao 

Diretor-Executivo, em d6lares dos E.U.A., contra a entrega de selos de 

exportagdo de cafM ou equivalentes autorizag6es de exportagdo. 0 regulamento a 

que obedecerdi a aplicag~o do sistema de certificados de origem, previsto nos 

termos do artigo 43, dispord sobre as modalidades de pagamento desta 

contribuigdo. 

. 

4' Mediante aprovargdo do Conselho, o Diretor-Executivo autorizarA a 

utilizagao de recursos do Fundo para satisfazer os custos da introdugdo do 

sistema de certificados de origem, previsto no artigo 43, das despesas de 

verificaqao dos estoques, prevista no parigrafo 20 do artigo 5 1, e dos gastos corn o 

aperfeicoamento do sistema usado para coligir e transmitir os dados estatisticos 

mencionados no artigo 53. 

5'. Na medida do possivel, e embora separadamente do orgamento 

administrativo, o Fundo serfi gerido e administrado de maneira semelhante t do 

orgamento administrativo, e ficardi sujeito a auditoria anual independente, da 

mesma forma que o artigo 27 disp6e para as contas da Organizagdo. 

Artigo 56. DISPENSA DE OBRIGA(OES 

10. 0 Conselho pode, por maioria distribuida de dois tergos, dispensar um 

Membro de uma obrigagdo, em virtude de circunst~ncias excepcionais ou de 

emergencia, raz6es de forga major, obrigai6es constitucionais ou obrigai;es 

internacionais decorrentes da Carta das Naq6es Unidas com respeito a territ6rios 

administrados sob o regime de tutela. 

2'. Ao conceder dispensa a um Membro, o Conselho indicar:i explicitamente 

os termos, as condii6es e o prazo de dura4;o dessa dispensa. 

3' . 0 Conselho nfo considerarfi pedidos de dispensa de obrigaq6es relativas 

a quotas, fundamentados na existencia, num pais Membro, em um ou mais anos, 

de produrdo exportfivel superior ts exportar6es permitidas, ou que sejam 

consequ~ncia do nfo cumprimento por parte do Membro das disposig6es dos 

artigos 50 e 51. 

CAPiTULO iX. CONSULTAS, LITfGIOS E RECLAMAI;OES 

Artigo 57. CONSULTAS 

Todo Membro acolherd favoravelmente as dilig~ncias que possam ser feitas 

por outro Membro sobre toda mat6ria relacionada corn este Convenio, e 

proporcionard oportunidades adequadas para a realizagdo de consultas a elas 

relativas. No decurso de tais consultas, a pedido de qualquer das partes, e com o 

assentimento da outra, o Diretor-Executivo constituirdi uma comissao independente, 

que utilizard seus bons oficios para conciliar as partes. As despesas corn a 

comissdo n~o ser~o imputadas A Organizacdo. Se uma das partes ndo concordar 

que o Diretor-Executivo constitua a comiss5o, ou se as consultas n~o conduzirem 

a ura solugdo, a mat6ria pode ser encaminhada ao Conselho, nos termos do artigo 

58. Se as consultas conduzirem a uma solugdo, seri apresentado relat6rio ao 

Diretor-Executivo, que o distribuird a todos os Membros. 

Artigo 58. LITiGIOS E RECLAMA( OES 

10. Todo litigio relativo A interpreta4;5o ou aplicagfo deste Convenio, que 

nfo seja resolvido por meio de negociag6es, seri, a pedido de qualquer um dos 

Membros litigantes, submetido a decisdo do Conselho. 

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20. Sempre que um litigio f6r encaminhado ao Conselho, nos termos do 

pardtgrafo 1 deste artigo, a maioria dos Membros, ou os Membros que disponham 

de, pelo menos, um tergo do n6rmero total dos votos, podem solicitar que o 

Conselho, depois de debater o caso e antes de tomar uma decisfo, obtenha o 

parecer da comissdo consultiva, mencionada no pardgrafo 30 deste artigo, sobre 

as quest~es em litigio. 

30. a) A menos que o Conselho decida unanimemente de outro modo, 

integram a comissdo consultiva: 

i) duas pessoas designadas pelos Membros exportadores, urna delas corn grande 

experi~ncia em assuntos do tipo a que se refere o litigio, e a outra com 

autoridade e experiencia juridica; 

ii) duas pessoas corn identicas qualificar6es, designadas pelos Membros 

importadores; e 

iii) um presidente escolhido, por unanimidade, pelas quatro pessoas designadas 

segundo os incisos i e ii ou, em caso de desacordo, pelo Presidente do 

Conselho. 

b) Cidaddos de paises cujos governos sdo Parte Contratante do Convenio 

podem integrar a comissdo consultiva. 

c) As pessoas designadas para a comissdo consultiva atuarn a titulo pessoal e 

ndo recebem instrug6es de nenhum governo. 

d) As despesas da comissfo consultiva sdo pagas pela Organizaqgo. 

40 . 0 parecer fundamentado da comissdo consultiva 6 submetido ao 

Conselho, que decide o litfgio depois de ponderadas todas as informag6es 

pertinentes. 

50. Dentro do prazo de seis meses a contar da data em que o litigio 6 

submetido A sua apreciagdo, deve o Conselho emitir seu parecer sobre o litigio. 

6'. Toda reclamao quanto a falta de cumprimento, por parte de um 

Membro, das obrigar6es decorrentes deste Conv6nio, 6, a pedido do Membro que 

apresentar a reclamario, submetida a decisdo do Conselho. 

7' . S6 por maioria distribuida simples pode ser atribuida a um Membro a 

falta de cumprimento das obrigag6es decorrentes deste Conv~nio. Qualquer 

conclusdo que demonstre ter o Membro faltado ao cumprimento das obrigar6es 

decorrentes deste Convenio especificari igualmente a natureza da infrarao. 

80. Se considerar que um Membro faltou ao cumprimento das obrigag6es 

decorrentes deste Convenio, pode o Conselho, sem prejuizo das demais medidas 

coercitivas previstas em outros artigos deste Conv~nio, suspender, por maioria 

distribuida de dois tergos, os direitos de voto desse Membro no Conselho, bern 

como o direito de dispor de seus votos na Junta, at6 que o Membro cumpra suas 

obrigag6es, podendo ainda o Conselho decidir, nos termos do artigo 66, excluir 

esse Membro da Organizaqio. 

90 . Todo Membro pode solicitar a opiniio pr6via da Junta Executiva em 

qualquer questdo que seja objeto de litigio ou reclamaqdo, antes de ser a mat6ria 

debatida pelo Conselho. 



CAPITULO x. DISPOSICOES FINAIS 

Artigo 59. ASSINATURA 

De 31 de janeiro de 1976 a 31 de julho de 1976, ficari este Convenio aberto, 

na sede das Nag6es Unidas, A assinatura das Partes Contratantes do ConvAnio 

Internacional do Caf6 de 1968 Prorrogado por Protocolo, e dos governos que 

tenham sido convidados a participar das sess~es do Conselho Internacional do 

Caf6 convocadas corn o objeto de negociar o Conv~nio Internacional do Cafe de 

1976. 

Artigo 60. RATIFICACO, ACEITACAO, APROVA4,AO 

1'. Este Conv~nio fica sujeito A ratificardo, aceitagdo ou aprovaqfo dos 

governos signatfirios, de acordo corn os seus respectivos processos constitucionais. 

2'. Excetuado o disposto no artigo 61, os instrumentos de ratificago, 

aceitar~o ou aprovaigo serdo depositados corn o Secretfirio-Geral das Na;6es 

Unidas at6 30 de setembro de 1976. 0 Conselho pode, contudo, conceder 

prorrogar6es de prazo a governos signatdrios que se vejam impossibilitados de 

efetuar o referido dep6sito at aquela data. 

Artigo 61. ENTRADA EM VIGOR 

10. Este Convinio entra definitivamente em vigor no dia 10 de outubro de 

1976, se, nessa data, os governos de, pelo menos, vinte Membros exportadores 

corn, no minimo, 80 por cento dos votos dos Membros exportadores e, pelo 

menos, dez Membros importadores corn, no minimo, 80 por cento dos votos dos 

Membros importadoressegundo o fixado no Anexo 2, tiveram depositado os seus 

instrumentos de ratificar,5o, aceitagdo ou aproval;o. Alternativamente, o 

Conv4nio entra definitivamente em vigor a qualquer momento depois do dia 1V de 

outubro de 1976, desde que se encontre provisoriamente em vigor, nos termos do 

pardtgrafo 20 deste artigo, e sejam observadas essas percentagens pelo dep6sito de 

instrumentos de ratificaqfo, aceitaqdo ou aprovag~o. 

2. Este Conv6nio pode entrar provisoriamente em vigor no dia I' de 

outubro de 1976. Para esse fir, considera-se ter o mesmo efeito de um 

instrumento de ratificaqdo, aceitagdo ou aprova(;5o, a notificar'do feita por urn 

governo signatdirio ou por qualquer das Partes Contratantes do Conv4 nio 

Internacional do Caf6 de 1968 Prorrogado por Protocolo, recebida pelo 

Secretdrio-Geral das Nag6es Unidas at6 30 de setembro de 1976, de que se 

compromete a aplicar provisoriamente este Conv~nio e a procurar obter a sua 

ratificagdo, aceitagdo ou aprovaqdo o mais rapidamente possivel, de acordo corn 

os seus respectivos processos constitucionais. 0 governo que se comprometer a 

aplicar provisoriamente este Conv~nio at efetuar o dep6sito do instrumento de 

ratificarfdo, aceitagdo ou aprovagdo passa a ser provisoriamente considerado 

Parte do Convenio at6 31 de dezembro de 1976 inclusive, a menos que, antes 

dessa data, deposite o competente instrumento de ratificagdo, aceitagao ou 

aprovaqfo. 0 Conselho pode conceder ura prorrogaqfo do prazo dentro do qual 

um governo que esteja aplicando o Convinio provisoriamente pode efetuar o 

dep6sito de seu instrumento de ratificaqdo, aceitagdo ou aprovardo. 

3'. Se, no dia 1V de outubro de 1976, este Conv~nio nfo tiver entrado em 

vigor, definitiva ou provisoriamente, nos termos dos parigrafos I ° ou 2' deste 

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artigo, os governos que tiveram depositado os instrumentos de ratificaqiao, 

aceitaqdo, aprovai~o ou adesdo, ou que tiverem efetuado notifica46es 

comprometendo-se a aplicar provisoriamente este Conv~nio e a obter a sua 

ratificagdo, aceitagdo ou aprovagdo, podem, por acordo mtituo, decidir que este 

Conv~nio passa a vigorar entre eles. De igual modo, caso este Convenio tenha 

entrado em vigor provisoriamente, mas ndo definitivamente, em 31 de dezembro 

de 1976, os governos que tiverem depositado os seus instrumentos de ratificaqdo, 

aceitardo, aprovagfo ou adesfo, ou efetuado as notifical6es mencionadas no 

pardgrafo 20 deste artigo, podem, por acordo mtituo, decidir que, entre eles, este 

Conv.nio continua a vigorar provisoriamente ou passa a vigorar definitivamente. 

Artigo 62. ADESAO 

10. 0 governo de qualquer Estado Membro das Nag~es Unidas ou de 

qualquer de suas agencias especializadas pode, antes ou depois da entrada em 

vigor deste Convenio, a ele aderir, nas condii6es que o Conselho venha a 

estabelecer. 

2'. Os instrumentos de adesdo ser~o depositados corn o Secretario-Geral dfis 

Nag5es Unidas. A adesdo vigorard a partir do dep6sito do respectivo instrumento. 

Artigo 63. RESERVAS 

Nenhuma das disposig5es deste Convinio estd sujeita a reservas. 

Artigo 64. APLICAAO DESTE CONVINIO A TERRIT6RIOS DESIGNADOS 

1' . Todo governo pode, por ocasifo da assinatura ou do dep6sito do 

instrumento de ratificaiao, aceitag~o, aprovai~o ou adesdo, ou em qualquer data 

posterior, notificar ao Secretdrio-Geral das Nag6es Unidas que este Convenio se 

aplica a quaisquer territ6rios por cujas relaq6es internacionais 6 responsdvel. Este 

Convenio aplicar-se-d aos referidos territ6rios a partir da data dessa notificaiao. 

2 ° . Toda Parte Contratante que deseje exercer os direitos que Ihe cabem, nos 

termos do artigo 5', com respeito a qualquer dos territ6rios por cujas relag~es 

internacionais 6 responsdvel, ou que autorizar um desses territ6rios a participar 

de um Grupo-Membro constituido nos termos dos artigos 60 ou 7 ° , pode faze-1o 

mediante notificag~o nesse sentido ao Secretirio-Geral das Nag6es Unidas, por 

ocasifo do dep6sito de seu instrumento de ratificai;o, aceitagdo, aprovagdo ou 

adesdo, ou em qualquer data posterior. 

3' . Toda Parte Contratante que tenha feito declaraqdo nos termos do 

partgrafo 10 deste artigo pode, a qualquer momento posterior, mediante 

notificaidio ao Secretdrio-Geral das Nag6es Unidas, declarar que este Convenio 

deixa de se aplicar ao territ6rio indicado na notificai~o. A partir da data dessa 

notificar~o, este Conv6nio deixa de se aplicar a tal territ6rio. 

40 . Quando um territ6rio ao qual seja aplicado este Convenio, nos termos do 

pargrafo 10 deste artigo, tornar-se independente, o governo do novo Estado 

pode, dentro de noventa dias ap6s a independencia, declarar, mediante 

notificacdo ao Secretirio-Geral das Naq6es Unidas, que assume os direitos e 

obrigac6es de uma Parte Contratante deste Conv~nio. A partir da data da 

notificagdo, esse governo se torna Parte Contratante deste Convenio. 0 Conselho 

pode conceder uma prorrogagdo do prazo dentro do qual essa notificaro pode ser 

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Artigo 65. RETIRADA VOLUNTARIA 

Toda Parte Contratante pode retirar-se deste Conv6nio a qualquer momento, 

mediante notificag:o, por escrito, ao Secretdrio-Geral das Naq6es Unidas. A 

retirada se torna efetiva noventa dias ap6s o recebimento da notificag~o. 

Artigo 66. EXCLUSAO 

0 Conselho pode, por maioria distribuida de dois terqos, excluir um Membro 

da Organizagdo, caso decida que esse Membro infringiu as obrigag6es 

decorrentes deste Conv~nio e que tal infrag5o prejudica seriamente o 

funcionamento do Conv~nio. 0 Conselho notificar imediatamente essa decis5o 

ao Secretdrio-Geral das Naq6es Unidas. Noventa dias ap6s a decisao do 

Conselho, o Membro deixa de pertencer i Organizagao e, se f6r Parte 

Contratante, deixa de participar deste Conv~nio. 

Artigo 67. LIQUIDAI AO DE CONTAS COM MEMBROS QUE SE RETIREM 

OU SEJAM EXCLUiDOS 

V ° . 0 Conselho estabelecerA a liquidagio de contas corn todo Membro que se 

retire ou seja excluido. A Organiza4;o retdm quaisquer importincias j~i pagas pelo 

Membro em aprego, que fica obrigado a pagar quaisquer importincias que deva A 

Organizag~o na data em que tal retirada ou exclus~o se tornar efetiva; todavia, no 

caso de uma Parte Contratante que n5o possa aceitar uma emenda e, 

conseqUentemente, deixe de participar deste Conv~nio, nos termos do parigrafo 

20 do artigo 69, o Conselho pode estabelecer a liquidaqfo de contas que considere 

equitativa. 

2'. 0 Membro que deixou de participar deste Conv~nio n5o terg direito a 

qualquer parcela resultante da liquidag~o da Organizag~o ou de outros haveres 

desta, nem seri responsivel pelo pagamento de qualquer parte do deficit que 

possa existir quando da expirac~o deste Convenio. 

Artigo 68. VIGENCIA E TERMO 

10. Este Conv~nio permaneceri em vigor por um periodo de seis anos, at6 30 

de setembro de 1982, a menos que seja prorrogado, nos termos do parigrafo 3' 

deste artigo, ou terminado, nos termos do parigrafo 40 deste artigo. 

2'. Durante o terceiro ano de vig~ncia deste Convenio, vale dizer, no ano 

cafeeiro terminado em 30 de setembro de 1979, devem as Partes Contratantes 

notificar ao Secretfrio-Geral das Nac6es Unidas sua intenrao de continuar 

participando deste Conv~nio durante os restantes tres anos de sua duragdo. Toda 

Parte Contratante que, at6 30 de setembro de 1979, n5o tiver notificado sua 

intengao de continuar participando deste Conv~nio durante os restantes tres anos 

de sua duragao, e todo territ6rio que seja Membro ou integrante de um 

Grupo-Membro, e em cujo nome ndo tenha sido feita tal notificagfo at aquela 

data, deixa, a partir de 10 de outubro de 1979, de participar deste Convenio. 

30 . A qualquer momento depois de 30 de setembro de 1980, por maioria de 58 

por cento dos Membros que representem, pelo menos, a maioria distribuida de 70 

por cento da totalidade dos votos, pode o Conselho decidir que este Convenio seja 

renegociado ou que seja prorrogado, corn ou sem modificaq6es, pelo prazo que 

determine. Toda Parte Contratante que, at6 a data de entrada em vigor desse 

Convenio renegociado ou prorrogado, nfo tiver notificado ao Secretdirio-Geral 

das Naq6es Unidas sua aceitagdo do Convenio renegociado ou prorrogado, e todo 



territ6rio que seja Membro ou integrante de um Grupo-Membro, e em cujo nome 

no tiver sido feita tal notificaqibo at6 aquela data, deixari, a partir de entao, de 

participar desse Convenio. 

40 . 0 Conselho pode, a qualquer momento, e pela maioria dos Membros que 

representem, pelo menos, a maioria distribuida de dois tergos, terminar este 

Conv~nio e, se assim o decidir, fixari a data de entrada em vigor desta decisao. 

5 * . No obstante haver terminado este Convenio, o Conselho continuari em 

existencia, pelo tempo que f6r necessdirio para liquidar a Organizagibo, fechar as 

suas contas e dispor de seus haveres. Durante esse periodo, o Conselho teri os 

poderes e as fung6es que para esse fim sejam necessirios. 

Artigo 69. EMENDA 

10. 0 Conselho pode, por maioria distribuida de dois tergos, recomendar As 

Partes Contratantes uma emenda deste Conv~nio. A emenda entra em vigor cem 

dias ap6s haver o SecretArio-Geral das Naq6es Unidas recebido notificag6es de 

aceitagibo de Partes Contratantes que representem, pelo menos, 75 por cento dos 

paises exportadores com, no minimo, 85 por cento dos votos dos Membros 

exportadores, e de Partes Contratantes que representem, pelo menos, 75 por 

cento dos paises importadores com, no minimo, 80 por cento dos votos dos 

Membros importadores. 0 Conselho fixari As Partes Contratantes o prazo para 

que notifiquern ao Secretdirio-Geral das Naq6es Unidas a sua aceitaribo da 

emenda. Se, ao expirar o prazo, nao tiverem sido registradas as percentagens 

necessdrias para a entrada em vigor da emenda, esta 6 considerada como retirada. 

20. Toda Parte Contratante que nao tenha feito, dentro do pfazo fixado pelo 

Conselho, a notificagibo de aceitagibo da emenda, e todo territ6rio que seja 

Membro ou integrante de urn Grupo-Membro, e em cujo nome tal notificaqiio no 

tenha sido feita at6 aquela data, deixa, a partir da data em que a referida emenda 

entrar em vigor, de participar deste Convenio. 

Artigo 70. DIsPOSI0ES SUPLEMENTARES E TRANSITORIAS 

1' . 0 presente Convenio 6 continuagio do Conv~nio Internacional do Caf6 

de 1968 Prorrogado por Protocolo. 

20. A fim de facilitar a continuagibo ininterrupta do Conv~nio Internacional 

do Caf6 de 1968 Prorrogado por Protocolo: 

a) permanecem em vigor, a menos que modificados por disposiq6es deste 

Conv~nio, todos os atos praticados pela Organizagdo ou em seu nome, ou por 

qualquer de seus 6rgdos, com base no Conv~nio Internacional do Caf6 de 1968 

Prorrogado por Protocolo, que estejam em vigor em 30 de setembro de 1976, e 

cujos termos nao prevejam a expiraq .o nesta data; 

b) todas as decis6es que o Conselho deva tomar, durante o ano cafeeiro de 

1975/76, para aplicaqSio no ano cafeeiro de 1976/77, serdo tomadas na 6ltima 

sessao ordingiria que o Conselho realizar no ano cafeeiro de 1975/76 e 

aplicadas, em base provis6ria, como se este Conv~nio jd estivesse em vigor. 

Artigo 71. TEXTOS AUTENTICOS DO CONVtNIO 

Os textos deste Conv~nio em espanhol, frances, ingls e portugues sio 

igualmente autanticos. 0 Secretdirio-Geral das Naq6es Unidas serA depositdrio 

dos respectivos originais. 


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EM Ft DO QUE, Os abaixo-assinados, devidamente autorizados por seus 

respectivos governos, firmaram este Conv~nio nas datas que aparecem ao lado de 

suas assinaturas. 

ANEXO I 

MEMBROS EXPORTADORES CUJAS EXPORTA( 6ES COM DESTINO A MEMBROS 

IMPORTADORES SAO INFERIORES A 400.000 SACAS 

Memhr exportador 

Quopla iniciul de 

exporfa f ,d 

anual 

(milhare 

de acras 

Menos de 100.000 

sacas 

Gab~o ........ 25 

Jamaica ......... 25 

Congo ........ 25 

Panami ......... 41 

Daom6 .......... 33 

Bolivia .......... 73 

Gana ........... 66 

Trindade e Tobago 

.......... 69 

Nig6ria ......... 70 

Paraguai ....... 70 

Timor ......... 82 

SUB-TOTAL 579 

TOTAL 

Austrfilia ......... 

B6lgica * ......... 

Bolivia .......... 

Brasil ........... 

Burtndi ......... 

Camar6es ........ 

Canadi .......... 

Chipre .......... 

Col6mbia ........ 

Congo .......... 

Costa do Marfim .... 


Daom6 .......... 

Dinamarca ........ 


Equador ......... 

Espanha ......... 

Estados Unidos 

da America ...... 

Nuiene de voltos 

adcionai. ao.s 

tolo,, hu~Ii ott 

12) 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

E.xportadores Imporladores 

1.000 1.000 

- 12 

- 29 

4 

336 

8 

20 

- 32 

-- 5 

114 - 

4 

49 

22 

4 

- 23 

35 - 

16 - 

- 29 

ANEXO 2 

Mcnthro exportador 

Mais de 100.000 

sacas 

Lib6ria ........ 

Guin6 ......... 

Serra Leoa ..... 

Reptblica Centro- 

Africana ..... 

Togo ......... 

Ruanda ........ 

Venezuela ...... 

Bur~indi ....... 

H aiti ......... 

DISTRIBUI(AO DE VOTOS 

-- 392 

SUB-TOTAL 

TOTAL 

Eti6pia ...... 

Finifindia ..... 

Franga ...... 

Gab~o ...... 

Gana ....... 

Guatemala .... 

Guin6 ....... 

H aiti ....... 

Honduras .... 

India ....... 

indon6sia .... 

Irlanda ...... 

lugoslivia .... 

Jamaica ..... 

Japdo ....... 

Lib6ria ...... 

Madagiscar ... 

M6xico ...... 

Nicarfgua .... 

Nig6ria ...... 

Qtuuta 

iniial de 

exportal i) 

anual 

Imilhare., 

de saus) 

(I) 

100 

127 

180 

205 

225 

300 

325 

360 

360 

2.182 

2.761 

Evportadorev 

28 

4 

4 

33 

6 

12 

II 

II 

26 

4 

4 

18 

32 

134 

Nmntort, de o'os 

adicionui ao 

toto,., hol~joyo, 

(2) 

2 

2 3 

3 

4 5566 

hlnporadore% 

22 

87 

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18 

37


Exporladores Iiportadres 

Noruega ............ 16 

Nova Zelindia ......- 7 

Paises Baixos .......- 47 

Panama ............ 4 - 

Papua-NovaGuin6 . . 4 - 

Paraguai ........... 4 - 

Peru ............... 16 - 

Portugal ..........- 12 

Quenia ............ 17 - 

Reino Unido .......- 51 

Reptblica Centro- 

Africana ....... 7 - 

Rep6blica Dominicana 

.......... 12 - 

* Inclui o Luxemburgo. 

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Eiporfadort,.% hnporradoim, 

Repblica Federal 

da Alemanha ..... .- 104 

Ruanda ............. 6 - 

Serra Leoa ....... 6 - 

Su6cia .. .......... - 37 

Sfi4a.............. - 24 

Tanzfinia ........... 15 - 

Tcheco-EslovfAquia . . - 10 

Timor .............. 4 - 

Togo .............. 7 - 

Trindade-e-Tobago . . 4 - 

Uganda ............ 42 - 

Venezuela .......... 9 - 

Zaire ... ........... 21 -


[SPANISH TEXT-TEXTE ESPAGNOLI 

CONVENIO INTERNACIONAL DEL CAFE DE 1976 

PREAMBUI.O 

Los Gobiernos signatarios de.cste Convenio, 

Reconociendo la importancia excepcional del caf6 para la economia de 

muchos paises que dependen en gran medida de este producto para obtener 

divisas y continuar asi sus programas de desarrollo econ6mico y social; 

Considerando que una estrecha cooperaci6n internacional en materia de 

comercio de caf6 fomentari la diversificaci6n econ6mica y el desarrollo de los 

paises productores, mejorari las relaciones politicas y econ6micas entre paises 

productores y consumidores y contribuirdi a aumentar el consumo de caf6; 

Reconociendo la conveniencia de evitar el desequilibrio entre la producci6n y 

el consumo, que puede ocasionar marcadas fluctuaciones de precios, perjudiciales 

tanto para los productores como para los consumidores; 

Creyendo que con medidas de caricter internacional se puede ayudar a 

corregir tal desequilibrio, asi como tambi6n a asegurar a los productores, 

mediante precios remunerativos, un adecuado nivel de ingresos; 

Teniendo en cuenta las ventajas que se derivaron de la cooperaci6n 

internacional por virtud de los Convenios Internacionales del Caf6 de 1962 y 1968; 

Convienen lo que sigue: 

CAPITULO I. OBJETIVOS 

Artitculo I. OBJETIVOS 

Los objetivos de este Convenio son: 

I) establecer un razonable equilibrio entre la oferta y la demanda mundiales de 

caf6, sobre bases que aseguren a los consumidores un adecuado abastecimiento 

de caf6 a precios equitativos, y a los productores mercados para su caf6 a 

precios remuneradores, y que propicien un equilibrio a largo plazo entre la 

producci6n y el consumo; 

2) evitar fluctuaciones excesivas de los niveles mundiales de suministros, 

existencias y precios, que son perjudiciales tanto para los productores como 

para los consumidores; 

3) contribuir al desarrollo de los recursos productivos y al aumento y 

mantenimiento de los niveles de empleo e ingreso en los paises Miembros, para 

ayudar asi a lograr salarios justos, un nivel de vida mis elevado y mejores 

condiciones de trabajo; 

4) ampliar el poder de compra de los parses exportadores de caf6, manteniendo 

los preciosen consonancia con lo dispuesto en el ordinal I de este Articulo y 

aumentando el consumo; 

5) promover y acrecer, por todos los medios posibles, el consumo de caf6; 


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6) en general, estimular la colaboraci6n internacional respecto de los problemas 

mundiales del caf6, habida cuenta de la relaci6n que existe entre el comercio 

cafetero y ]a estabilidad econ6mica de los mercados para los productos 

industriales. 

Articulo 2. OBLIGACIONES GENERALES DE LOS MIEMBROS 

I) Los Miembros se comprometen a desarrollar su polftica comercial de 

forma tal que los objetivos enunciados en el Articulo I puedan ser logrados. Se 

comprometen, ademdis, a lograr esos objetivos mediante la rigurosa observancia 

de las obligaciones y las disposiciones de este Convenio. 

2) Los Miembros reconocen la necesidad de adoptar politicas que 

mantengan los precios a niveles tales que aseguren una remuneraci6n adecuada a 

los productores, procurando al mismo tiempo asegurar que los precios del caf6 

para los consumidores no perjudiquen el deseable aumento del consumo. 

3) Los Miembros exportadores se comprometen a no adoptar ni mantener 

ninguna medida gubernamental que permita vender caf6 a paises no miembros en 

condiciones comercialmente mdis favorables que las que estarian dispuestos a 

ofrecer al mismo tiempo a Miembros importadores, habida cuenta de las prticticas 

comerciales normales. 

4) El Consejo examinardi peri6dicamente la observancia de las disposiciones 

del ordinal 3 del presente Articulo y podri requerir a los Miembros para que 

proporcionen la informaci6n adecuada, de conformidad con el Articulo 53. 

5) Los Miembros reconocen que los certificados de origen son una fuente 

indispensable de informaci6n sobre el comercio del caf6. En aquellos periodos en 

que est6n suspendidas las cuotas, los Miembros exportadores asumirin la 

responsabilidad de la debida utilizaci6n de los certificados de origen. Sin 

embargo, con el fin de asegurar que todos los Miembros puedan disponer de la 

mdxima informaci6n, los Miembros importadores, sobre quienes no pesa 

obligaci6n alguna de exigir que las partidas de caf6 vayan acompafiadas de 

certificados cuando las cuotas no se encuentren en vigor, colaborarin sin reservas 

con la Organizaci6n Internacional del Caf6 en lo que respecta a la recogida y 

comprobaci6n de certificados referentes a embarques de caf6 procedentes de 

paises Miembros exportadores. 

Para los fines del Convenio: 

CAPiTULO ii. DEFINICIONES 

Articulo 3. DEFINICIONES 

I) "Caf6" significa el grano y la cereza del cafeto, ya sea en pergamino, 

verde o tostado, e incluye el caf6 molido, descafeinado, liquido y soluble. Estos 

t6rminos significan: 

a) "caf6 verde": todo caf6 en forma de grano pelado, antes de tostarse; 

b) "caf6 en cereza seca": el fruto seco del cafeto. Para encontrar el equivalente 

de la cereza seca en caf6 verde, multipliquese el peso neto de la cereza seca 

por 0,50; 

c) "caf6 pergamino": el grano de caf6 verde contenido dentro de la cdiscara. Para 

encontrar el equivalente del cafe pergamino en caf6 verde, multipliquese el 

peso neto del caf6 pergamino por 0,80; 

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d) "caf6 tostado": caf6 verde tostado en cualquier grado, e incluye el caf6 molido. 

Para encontrar el equivalente del caf6 tostado en caf6 verde, multipliquese el 

peso neto del caf6 tostado por 1,19; 

e) "caf6 descafeinado": caf6 verde, tostado o soluble del cual se ha extraido la 

cafeina. Para encontrar el equivalente del caf6 descafeinado en cafd verde, 

multipliquese el peso neto del caf6 descafeinado verde, tostado o soluble por 

1,00, 1,19 6 3,00' respectivamente; 

f) "caf6 liquido": las particulas s6lidas, solubles en agua, obtenidas del caf6 

tostado y puestas en forma liquida. Para encontrar el equivalente del caf6 

liquido en caf6 verde, multipliquese por 3,00 el peso neto de las particulas 

s6lidas, secas, contenidas en el caf6 liquido'; 

g) "caf6 soluble": las particulas s6lidas, secas, solubles en agua, obtenidas del 

caf6 tostado. Para encontrar el equivalente de caf6 soluble en caf6 verde, 

multipliquese el peso neto del caf6 soluble por 3,00'. 

2) "Saco": 60 kilogramos o 132,276 libras de caf6 verde; "tonelada" significa 

una tonelada m6trica de 1.000 kilogramos o 2.204,6 libras, y "libra" significa 

453,597 gramos. 

3) "Ahio cafetero": el periodo de un afio desde el I de octubre hasta el 30de 

septiembre. 

4) "Organizaci6n", "Consejo" y "Junta" significan, respectivamente, ]a 

Organizaci6n Internacional del Caf6, el Consejo Internacional del Caf6 y la Junta 

Ejecutiva. 

5) "Miembro": una Parte Contratante, incluso una organizaci6n intergubernamental 

segtin lo mencionado en el ordinal 3 del Articulo 4; un territorio o 

territorios designados que hayan sido declarados Miembros separados en virtud 

del Articulo 5; o dos o mis Partes Contratantes o territorios designados, o unos y 

otros, que participen en la Organizaci6n como grupo Miembro en virtud de los 

Artfculos 6 6 7. 

6) "Miembro exportador" o "pais exportador": Miembro o pais, respectivamente, 

que sea exportador neto de caf6, es decir, cuyas exportaciones excedan de 

sus importaciones. 

7) "Miembro importador" o "pais importador": Miembro o pais, respectivamente, 

que sea importador neto de cafd, es decir, cuyas importaciones excedan de 

sus exportaciones. 

8) "Miembro productor" o "pais productor": Miembro o pais, respectivamente, 

que produzca caf6 en cantidades comercialmente significativas. 

9) "Mayoria simple distribuida": una mayoria de los votos depositados por 

los Miembros exportadores presentes y votantes y una mayoria de los votos 

depositados por los Miembros importadores presentes y votantes, contados por 

separado. 

10) "Mayoria distribuida de dos tercios": una mayoria de dos tercios de los 

votos depositados por los Miembros exportadores presentes y votantes y una 

mayoria de dos tercios de los votos depositados por los Miembros importadores 

presentes y votantes, contados por separado. 

I El coeficiente 3.00 ser61 nuevamente examinado. y tal vez modificado, por el Consejo. a la vista de lo que 

decidan las autoridades internacionales competentes. 



11) "Entrada en vigor": salvo disposici6n contraria, la fecha en que el 

presente Convenio entre en vigor, bien sea provisional o definitivamente. 

12) "Producci6n exportable": la producci6n total de caf6 de un pais 

exportador en un determinado afio cafetero o de cosecha, menos el volumen 

destinado al consumo interno en ese mismo afio. 

13) "Disponibilidad para la exportaci6n": la producci6n exportable de un 

pais exportador en un afio cafetero determinado, mds las existencias acumuladas 

en afios anteriores. 

14) "Cupo de exportaci6n": la cantidad total de caf6 que un Miembro estd 

autorizado a exportar en virtud de las diversas disposiciones de este Convenio, 

con excepci6n de las exportaciones que, de conformidad con las disposiciones del 

Articulo 44, no son imputadas a las cuotas. 

15) "D6ficit": la diferencia entre el cupo de exportaci6n anual de un 

Miembro exportador en un determinado afio cafetero y la cantidad de caf6 que el 

mismo Miembro haya exportado a mercados en r6gimen de cuota en ese afio 

cafetero. 

CAPiTULO ill. MIEMBROS 

ArtIculo 4. MIEMBROS DE LA ORGANIZACION 

1) Toda Parte Contratante, junto con los territorios a los que se extienda este 

Convenio en virtud de las disposiciones del ordinal I del Articulo 64, constituirdi 

un solo Miembro de ]a Organizaci6n, a excepci6n de lo dispuesto en los Articulos 

5, 6 y 7. 

2) Un Miembro podrd modificar la categoria de su afiliaci6n ateni6ndose a 

las condiciones que el Consejo estipule. 

3) Toda referencia que se haga en el presente Convenio a la palabra 

Gobierno serd interpretada en el sentido de que incluye una referencia a la 

Comunidad Econ6mica Europea o a una organizaci6n intergubernamental con 

competencia comparable en lo que respecta a la negociaci6n, celebraci6n y 

aplicaci6n de convenios internacionales, en particular de convenios sobre 

productos brsicos. 

4) Una organizaci6n intergubernamental de tal naturaleza no tendrri voto 

alguno, pero, en caso de que se vote sobre cuestiones de su competencia, estard 

facultada para depositar colectivamente los votos de sus Estados miembros. En 

ese caso, los Estados miembros de esa organizaci6n intergubernamental no 

estarin facultados para ejercer individualmente su derecho de voto. 

5) Lo dispuesto en el ordinal I de Articulo 16 no se aplicard a una 

organizaci6n intergubernamental de tal naturaleza, pero 6sta podrd participar en 

los debates de la Junta Ejecutiva sobre cuestiones de su competencia. En caso de 

que se vote sobre cuestiones de su competencia, y sin perjuicio de las 

disposiciones del ordinal I del Articulo 19, los votos que sus Estados miembros 

est6n facultados para depositar en ]a Junta Ejecutiva podrfn ser depositados 

colectivamente por cualquiera de esos Estados miembros. 

Articulo 5. AFILIACION SEPARADA PARA LOS TERRITORIOS DESIGNADOS 

Toda Parte Contratante que sea importadora neta de caf6 podrAi declarar en 

cualquier momento, mediante apropiada notificaci6n de conformidad con las 



disposiciones del ordinal 2 del Articulo 64, que participa en ]a Organizaci6n 

separadamente de aquellos territorios cuyas relaciones internacionales tenga a su 

cargo que sean exportadores netos de caf6 y que ella designe. En tal caso, el 

territorio metropolitano y los territorios no designados constituirn un solo 

Miembro, y los territorios designados serdn considerados Miembros distintos, 

individual o colectivamente, seg~n se indique en la notificaci6n. 

Art~culo 6. AFILIACI6N INICIAL POR GRUPOS 

1) Dos o mds Partes Contratantes que sean exportadoras netas de caf6 

pueden, mediante apropiada notificaci6n al Consejo y al Secretario General de las 

Naciones Unidas, en el momento en que depositen sus respectivos instrumentos 

de aprobaci6n, ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n o adhesi6n, declarar que ingresan en ]a 

Organizaci6n como grupo Miembro. Todo territorio al que se extienda este 

Convenio en virtud de las disposiciones del ordinal 1 del Articulo 64 podrd form" r 

parte de dicho grupo Miembro si el Gobierno del Estado encargado de stis 

relaciones internacionales ha hecho la apropiada notificaci6n al efecto, de 

conformidad con las disposiciones del ordinal 2 del Articulo 64. Tales Partes 

Contratantes y los territorios designados deben Ilenar las condiciones siguientes: 

a) declarar su deseo de asumir individual y colectivamente la responsabilidad en 

cuanto a las obligaciones del grupo; 

b) acreditar luego satisfactoriamente ante el Consejo: 

i) que el grupo cuenta con la organizaci6n necesaria para aplicar una politica 

cafetera comtin, y que tienen los medios para cumplir, junto con los otros 

paises integrantes del grupo, las obligaciones que les impone este 

Convenio; y o bien que 

ii) han sido reconocidos como grupo en un convenio internacional anterior 

sobre el caf6; o bien que 

iii) tienen una politica comercial y econ6mica comtin o coordinada relativa al 

caf6, y una politica monetaria y financiera coordinada, asi como los 

6rganos necesarios para su aplicaci6n, de forma que el Consejo adquiera la 

seguridad de que el grupo Miembro puede cumplir las previstas 

obligaciones de grupo. 

2) El grupo Miembro constituird un solo Miembro de la Organizaci6n, con ]a 

salvedad de que cada pais integrante serd considerado como un Miembro 

individual para las cuestiones que se planteen en relaci6n a las siguientes 

disposiciones: 

a) Articulos II, 12 y 20 del Capitulo IV; 

b) Articulos 50 y 51 del Capitulo VIII; y 

c) Articulo 67 del Capitulo X. 

3) Las Partes Contratantes y los territorios designados que ingresen como un 

solo grupo Miembro indicardn el gobierno u organizaci6n que los representard en 

el Consejo para los efectos de este Convenio, a excepci6n de los enumerados en el 

ordinal 2 del presente Articulo. 

4) Los derechos de voto del grupo Miembro serdn los siguientes: 

a) el grupo Miembro tendrA el mismo nfimero de votos bisicos que un pais 

Miembro individual que ingrese en la Organizaci6n en tal calidad. Estos votos 


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bdsicos se asignardin al gobierno u organizaci6n que represente al grupo, y 

serdn depositados por ese gobierno u organizaci6n; y 

b) en el caso de una votaci6n sobre cualquier asunto que se plantee en lo relativo 

a las disposiciones enumeradas en el ordinal 2 del presente Articulo, los 

componentes del grupo Miembro podrdn depositar separadamente los votos 

asignados a ellos en virtud de las disposiciones de los ordinales 3 y 4 del 

Articulo 13, como si cada uno de ellos fuese un Miembro individual de la 

Organizaci6n, salvo los votos bdsicos que seguirdin correspondiendo 

inicamente al gobierno u organizaci6n que represente al grupo. 

5) Cualquier Parte Contratante o territorio designado que participe en un 

grupo Miembro podrd, mediante notificaci6n al Consejo, retirarse de ese grupo y 

conyertirse en Miembro separado. Tal retiro tendrd efecto cuando el Consejo 

reciba ]a notificaci6n. En caso de que un integrante de un grupo Miembro se retire 

del grupo o deje de participar en la Organizaci6n, los dems integrantes del grupo 

podrdn solicitar del Consejo que se mantenga el grupo y 6ste continuard 

existiendo, a menos que el Consejo deniegue la solicitud. Si el grupo Miembro se 

disolviere, cada una de las Partes que integraban el grupo se convertiri en 

Miembro separado. Un Miembro que haya dejado de pertenecer a un grupo 

Miembro no podri formar parte de nuevo de un grupo mientras est6 en vigor este 

Convenio. 

Articulo 7. FORMACI6N POSTERIOR DE GRUPOS 

Dos o mis Miembros exportadores podrin solicitar al Consejo, en cualquier 

momento despu6s de ]a entrada en vigor de este Convenio, la formaci6n de un 

grupo Miembro. El Consejo aprobari tal solicitud si comprueba que los Miembros 

han hecho la correspondiente declaraci6n y han suministrado prueba satisfactoria, 

de conformidad con los requisitos del ordinal I del Articulo 6. Una vez 

aprobado, el grupo Miembro estari sujeto a las disposiciones de los pdirrafos 2, 3, 

4 y 5 de dicho Articulo. 

CAPITULO IV. ORGANIZACI6N Y ADMINISTRACION 

Art(culo 8. SEDE Y ESTRUCTURA DE LA ORGANIZACI6N INTERNACIONAL 

DEL CAFE 

I) La Organizaci6n Internacional del Caf6, establecida en virtud del 

Convenio de 1962, continuari existiendo a fin de administrar las disposiciones de 

este Convenio y fiscalizar su aplicaci6n. 

2) La Organizaci6n tendri su sede en Londres, a menos que el Consejo, por 

mayoria distribuida de dos tercios decida otra cosa. 

3) La Organizaci6n ejerceri sus funciones por intermedio del Consejo 

Internacional del Caf6, la Junta Ejecutiva, el Director Ejecutivo y el personal. 

ArtIculo 9. CoMPoSICI6N DEL CONSEJO INTERNACIONAL DEL CAFE 

1) La autoridad suprema de la Organizaci6n es el Consejo Internacional del 

Caf6, que estd integrado por todos los Miembros de Ia Organizaci6n. 

2) Cada Miembro nombrari un representante en el Consejo y, si asi to 

deseare, uno o mdis suplentes. Cada Miembro podri ademfis designar uno o mdis 

asesores de su representante o suplentes. 

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Articulo 10. PODERES Y FUNCIONES DEL CONSEJO 

I) El Consejo estd dotado de todos los poderes que emanan especificamente 

de este Convenio, y tiene las facultades y desempefia las funciones necesarias 

para cumplir las disposiciones del mismo. 

2) El Consejo podrd, por mayorfa distribuida de dos tercios, establecer las 

normas y reglamentos requeridos para aplicar las disposiciones de este Convenio, 

incluido su propio reglamento y los reglamentos financiero y del personal de la 

Organizaci6n. Tales normas y reglamentos deben ser compatibles con las 

disposiciones de este Convenio. El Consejo podrA incluir en su reglamento una 

disposici6n que le permita decidir sobre cuestiones determinadas sin necesidad de 

reunirse en sesi6n. 

3) Ademds, el Consejo mantendri ]a documentaci6n necesaria para 

desempefiar sus funciones conforme a este Convenio, asi como cualquier otra 

documentaci6n que considere conveniente. 

Articulo 11. ELECCION DEL PRESIDENTE Y DE LOS VICEPRESIDENTES 

DEL CONSEJO 

1) El Consejo elegird un Presidente y Vicepresidentes primero, segundo y 

tercero, para cada afio cafetero. 

2) Por regla general, el Presidente y el primer Vicepresidente serin elegidos 

entre los representantes de los Miembros exportadores o entre los representantes 

de los Miembros importadores, y los Vicepresidentes segundo y tercero serin 

elegidos entre los representantes de la otra categoria de Miembros. Estos cargos 

se alternardn cada afio cafetero entre las dos categorias de Miembros. 

3) Ni el Presidente, ni los Vicepresidentes que actt~en como Presidente, 

tendrdin derecho de voto. En tal caso, quien los supla ejercer el derecho de voto 

del correspondiente Miembro. 

ArtIculo 12. PERiODOS DE SESIONES DEL CONSEJO 

Por regla general, el Consejo tendrd dos periodos ordinarios de sesiones cada 

ano. Tambi6n podrd tener periodos extraordinarios de sesiones, si asi lo decidiere. 

Asimismo, se reunird en sesiones extraordinarias a solicitud de la Junta Ejecutiva, 

o de cinco Miembros cualesquiera, o de un Miembro o Miembros que representen 

por lo menos 200 votos. La convocaci6n de los periodos de sesiones tendr que 

notificarse con 30 dias de anticipaci6n como minimo, salvo en casos de 

emergencia. A menos que el Consejo decida otra cosa, los periodos de sesiones se 

celebrarn en la sede de ]a Organizaci6n. 

Articulo 13. VOTOS 

1) Los Miembros exportadores tendrin un total de 1.000 votos y los 

Miembros importadores tendrdn tambi6n un total de 1.000 votos, distribuidos 

entre cada categoria de Miembros -es decir, Miembros exportadores y 

Miembros importadores respectivamente- seg~n se estipula en los ordinales 

siguientes del presente Articulo. 

2) Cada Miembro tendr cinco votos bdsicos, siempre que el total de tales 

votos no exceda de 150 para cada categoria de Miembros. Si hubiere m~s de 

treinta Miembros exportadores o mis de treinta Miembros importadores, el 

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nfimero de votos bfisicos de cada Miembro dentro de una y otra categoria se 

ajustari, con el objeto de que el total de votos bdsicos para cada categoria de 

Miembros no supere el miximo de 150. 

3) Los Miembros exportadores enumerados en el Anexo I como titulares de 

una cuota inicial de exportaci6n anual igual o superior a 100.000 sacos de caf6, 

pero inferior a 400.000 sacos, tendrdn, ademdis de los votos bisicos, el n(Imero de 

votos que se les atribuye en la columna 2 del Anexo I. Si alguno de los Miembros 

exportadores a que se refiere el presente ordinal opta por una cuota b~isica con 

arreglo a lo dispuesto en el ordinal 5 del Articulo 31, dejarin de aplicarse a tal 

Miembro las disposiciones del presente ordinal. 

4) Con sujeci6n a las disposiciones del Articulo 32 los votos restantes de los 

Miembros exportadores se distribuirin entre los Miembros que tengan una cuota 

bisica, en proporci6n al volumen promedio de sus respectivas exportaciones de 

caf6 a los Miembros importadores en los afios cafeteros de 1968/69 a 1971/72 

inclusive. Para esta clase de Miembros exportadores, 6sa serd la base de votaci6n 

hasta el 31 de diciembre de 1977. Con efecto a partir del I de enero de 1978, los 

votos restantes de los Miembros exportadores que tengan cuotas bdisicas se 

calcularin en proporci6n al volumen promedio de sus respectivas exportaciones 

de caf6 a los Miembros importadores segtn a continuaci6n se indica. 

Con efecto a partir del I de enero de Ahios cafeteros 

1978 ...................................... 1969/70 1970/71 1971/72 1976/77 

1979 ...................................... 1970/71 1971/72 1976/77 1977/78 

1980 ...................................... 1971/72 1976/77 1977/78 1978/79 

1981 ................................. 1976/77 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 

1982 ................................. 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 

5) Los votos restantes de los Miembros importadores se di.stribuirn entre 

ellos en proporci6n al volumen promedio de sus respectivas importaciones de caf6 

durante los tres afios civiles anteriores. 

6) El Consejo efectuard la distribuci6n de los votos, de conformidad con las 

disposiciones del presente Articulo, al comienzo de cada afio cafetero y esa 

distribuci6n permaneceri en vigor durante ese afio, a reserva de lo dispuesto en 

los ordinales 4 y 7 del presente Articulo. 

7) El Consejo dispondrd lo necesario para la redistribuci6n de los votos de 

conformidad con lo dispuesto en el presente Articulo, cada vez que varie la 

afiliaci6n a Ia Organizaci6n, o se suspenda el derecho de voto de algfn Miembro o 

se restablezca tal derecho, en virtud de las disposiciones de los Articulos 26, 42, 

45 6 58. 

8) Ning6n Miembro podri tener mis de 400 votos. 

9) Los votos no son fraccionables. 

Articulo 14. PROCEDIMIENTO DE VOTACION DEL CONSEJO 

I) Cada Miembro tendri derecho a utilizar el nfimero de votos que posea, 

pero no podrdi dividirlos. El Miembro podri, sin embargo, utilizar en forma 

diferente los votos que posea en virtud de lo dispuesto en el ordinal 2 del presente 

Articulo. 

2) Todo Miembro exportador podri autorizar a otro Miembro exportador, y 

todo Miembro importador podrai autorizar a otro Miembro importador, para que 

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represente sus intereses y ejerza su derecho de voto en cualquier reuni6n del 

Consejo. No se aplicardi en este caso la limitaci6n prevista en el ordinal 8 del 

Articulo 13. 

Articulo 15. DECISIONES DEL CONSEJO 

I) Salvo disposici6n en contrario de este Convenio, el Consejo adoptari 

todas sus decisiones y formulari todas sus recomendaciones por mayoria simple 

distribuida. 

2) Con respecto a cualquier decisi6n del Consejo que, en virtud de las 

disposiciones de este Convenio, requiera una mayoria distribuida de dos tercios, 

se aplicarA el siguiente procedimiento: 

a) si no se Iogra una mayoria distribuida de dos tercios debido al voto negativo de 

tres o menos Miembros exportadores o de tres o menos Miembros 

importadores, la propuesta volveri a ponerse a votaci6n en un plazo de 48 

horas, si el Consejo asi lo decide por mayoria de los Miembros presentes y por 

mayoria simple distribuida; 

b) si en la segunda votaci6n no se logra tampoco una mayoria distribuida de dos 

tercios debido al voto negativo de dos o menos Miembros exportadores o de 

dos o menos Miembros importadores la propuesta volveri a ponerse a 

votaci6n en un plazo de 24 horas, si el Consejo asi lo decide por mayoria de los 

Miembros presentes y por mayoria simple distribuida; 

c) si no se togra una mayoria distribuida de dos tercios en la tercera votaci6n 

debido al voto negativo de un Miembro exportador o importador, se 

considerari aprobada la propuesta; 

d) si el Consejo no somete la propuesta a una nueva votaci6n, 6sta se considerari 

rechazada. 

3) Los Miembros se comprometen a aceptar como obligatoria toda decisi6n 

que el Consejo adopte en virtud de las disposiciones de este Convenio. 

Articulo 16. COMPOSICI6N DE LA JUNTA EJECUTIVA 

1) La Junta Ejecutiva se compondri de ocho Miembros exportadores y ocho 

Miembros importadores, elegidos para cada ahio cafetero de conformidad con las 

disposiciones del Articulo 17. Los Miembros podnin ser reelegidos. 

2) Cada Miembro de la Junta designar un representante y, si asi to deseare, 

uno o m~is suplentes. Cada Miembro podra, ademis, designar uno o mis asesores 

de su representante o suplentes. 

3) La Junta Ejecutiva tendni un Presidente y un Vicepresidente, elegidos por 

el Consejo para cada afio cafetero y que podrin ser reelegidos. El Presidente no 

tendri derecho a voto, como tampoco lo tendri el Vicepresidente cuando 

desempefie las funciones de Presidente. Si un representante es nombrado 

Presidente, o si el Vicepresidente desempefia las funciones de Presidente, votari 

en su lugar el correspondiente suplente. Por regla general, el Presidente y el 

Vicepresidente elegidos para cada afho cafetero serin escogidos entre los 

representantes de la misma categoria de Miembros. 

4) La Junta Ejecutiva se reuniri usualmente en la sede de la Organizaci6n, 

pero podri reunirse en cualquier otro lugar. 



Articulo 17. ELECCION DE LA JUNTA EJECUTIVA 

1) Los Miembros exportadores e importadores que integren la Junta serin 

elegidos en el Consejo por los Miembros exportadores e importadores de la 

Organizaci6n, respectivamente. La elecci6n dentro de cada categoria se efectuardi 

con arreglo a lo dispuesto en los siguientes ordinales del presente Articulo. 

2) Cada Miembro depositarAi a favor de un solo candidato todos los votos a 

que tenga derecho seg6n las disposiciones del Articulo 13. Un Miembro podrAi 

depositar por otro candidato los votos que posea en virtud de las disposiciones del 

ordinal 2 del Articulo 14. 

3) Los ocho candidatos que reciban el mayor n6mero de votos resultarin 

elegidos; sin embargo, ning~in candidato que reciba menos de 75 votos serA 

elegido en la primera votaci6n. 

4) En el caso de que, con arreglo a las disposiciones del ordinal 3 del 

presente Articulo, resulten elegidos menos de ocho candidatos en la primera 

votaci6n, se efectuarin nuevas votaciones en las que s6lo tendrin derecho a votar 

los Miembros que no hubieren votado por ninguno de los candidatos elegidos. En 

cada nueva votaci6n el nimero minimo de votos requerido disminuiri 

sucesivamente en cinco unidades, hasta que resulten elegidos los ocho 

candidatos. 

5) Todo Miembro que no hubiere votado por uno de los Miembros elegidos, 

traspasari sus votos a uno de ellos, con sujeci6n a las disposiciones de los 

ordinales 6 y 7 del presente Articulo 

6) Se considerar que un Miembro ha recibido el ntimero de votos 

depositados a su favor en el momento de su elecci6n y, ademdis, el n(imero de 

votos que se le traspasen, pero ningin Miembro elegido podri obtener m~is de 499 

votos en total. 

7) Si se registra que uno de los Miembros electos obtuvo m~is de 499 votos, 

los Miembros que hubieren votado o traspasado sus votos a favor de dicho 

Miembro electo se pondrin de acuerdo para que uno o varios le retiren sus votos y 

los traspasen o redistribuyan a favor de otro Miembro electo, de manera que 

ninguno de ellos reciba mAs de 499 votos fijados como mdiximo. 

Articulo 18. COMPETENCIA DE LA JUNTA EJECUTIVA 

I) La -Junta seri responsable ante el Consejo y actuari bajo la direcci6n 

general de 6ste. 

2) El Consejo podri delegar en la Junta, por mayoria distribuida de dos 

tercios, el ejercicio de la totalidad o parte de sus poderes, salvo los que se 

enumeran a continuaci6n: 

a) Ia aprobaci6n del presupuesto administrativo y la determinaci6n de las 

contribuciones con arreglo a lo dispuesto en el Articulo 25; 

b) la suspensi6n de los derechos de voto de un Miembro, prevista en los Articulos 

45 6 58; 

c) Ia exoneraci6n de las obligaciones de un Miembro, de acuerdo con las 

disposiciones del Articulo 56; 

d) Ia decisi6n de controversias, seg n lo previsto en el Articulo 58; 



e) el establecimiento de las condiciones de adhesi6n, con arreglo a lo dispuesto en 

el Articulo 62; 

f) la decisi6n de exigir la exclusi6n de un Miembro, en base a las disposiciones del 

Articulo 66; 

g) la decisi6n acerca de la renegociaci6n, pr6rroga o terminaci6n del Convenio, 

seg~n lo previsto en el Articulo 68, y 

h) la recomendaci6n de enmiendas a los Miembros, seg6n lo previsto en el 

Articulo 69. 

3) El Consejo podri revocar en todo momento, por mayoria simple 

distribuida, cualesquiera de los poderes que hubiere delegado en la Junta. 

ArtIculo 19. PROCEDIMIENTO DE VOTACION DE LA JUNTA EJECUTIVA 

I) Cada miembro de la Junta Ejecutiva tendri derecho a depositar el n6mero 

de votos que haya recibido en virtud de lo dispuesto en los ordinales 6 y 7 del 

Articulo 17. No se permitiri votar por delegaci6n. Ningtin miembro de la Junta 

tendri derecho a dividir sus votos. 

2) Las decisiones de [a Junta serdin adoptadas por la misma mayoria que se 

requiera en caso de adoptarlas el Consejo. 

Articulo 20. QUORUM PARA LAS REUNIONES DEL CONSEJO Y DE LA JUNTA 

1) El qu6rum para cualquier reuni6n del Consejo lo constituiri la presencia 

de una mayorfa de los Miembros que representen una mayoria distribuida de dos 

tercios del total de los votos. Si en la hora fijada para iniciar una reuni6n del 

Consejo no hubiere qu6rum, el Presidente del Consejo podri aplazar el comienzo 

de ia reuni6n por tres horas como minimo. Si tampoco hubiere qu6rum, el 

Presidente podri aplazar otra vez el comienzo de la reuni6n por tres horas como 

minimo. Este procedimiento podrd repetirse hasta que exista qu6rum en la hora 

fijada. La representaci6n conforme a lo dispuesto en el ordinal 2 del Articulo 14 se 

considerari como presencia. 

2) Para las reuniones de la Junta, el qu6rum estari constituido por la 

presencia de una mayoria de los Miembros que representen una mayoria 

distribuida de dos tercios del total de los votos. 

Articulo 21. EL DIRECTOR EJECUTIVO Y EL, PERSONAl. 

I) El Consejo nombrari al Director Ejecutivo por recomendaci6n de Ia 

Junta. El Consejo estableceri las condiciones de empleo del Director Ejecutivo, 

que serin anglogas a las que rigen para funcionarios de igual categoria en 

organizaciones intergubernamentales similares. 

2) El Director Ejecutivo seri el jefe de los servicios administrativos de la 

Organizaci6n y asumiri la responsabilidad por el desempefio de cualesquiera 

funciones que le incumban en la administraci6n de este Convenio. 

3) El Director Ejecutivo nombrarA a los funcionarios de conformidad con el 

reglamento establecido por el Consejo. 

4) Ni el Director Ejecutivo ni los funcionarios podrin tener intereses 

financieros en la industria, el comercio o el transporte del caf6. 

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5) En el ejercicio de sus funciones, el Director Ejecutivo y el personal no 

solicitardin ni recibirdn instrucciones de ning6n Miembro ni de ninguna autoridad 

ajena a la Organizaci6n. Se abstendin de actuar en forma que sea incotmpatible 

con su condici6n de funcionarios internacionales responsables 6nicamente ante la 

Organizaci6n. Cada uno de los Miembros se compromete a respetar el cardcter 

exclusivamente internacional de las funciones del Director Ejecutivo y del 

personal, y a no tratar de influir sobre ellos en el desempefio de tales funciones. 

Articulo 22. COLABORACION CON OTRAS ORGANIZACIONES 

El Consejo podrdi adoptar todas las disposiciones convenientes para ]a 

consulta y colaboraci6n con las Naciones Unidas y sus organismos especializados, 

asi como con otras organizaciones intergubernamentales competentes. El 

Consejo podrd invitar a estas organizaciones, asi como a cualquiera de las que se 

ocupan del caf6, a que envien observadores a sus reuniones. 

CAPiTULO V. PRIVILEGIOS E INMUNIDADES 

Articulo 23. PRIVILEGIOS E INMUNIDADES 

I) La Organizaci6n tendrd personalidad juridica. Gozard, en especial, de la 

capacidad para contratar, adquirir y enajenar bienes muebles e inmuebles y para 

incoar procedimientos judiciales. 

2) La situaci6n juridica, privilegios e inmunidades de la Organizaci6n, de su 

Director Ejecutivo, de su personal y de sus expertos, asi como de los 

representantes de los Miembros en tanto que se encuentren en el territorio del 

Reino Unido de la Gran Bretafia e Irlanda del Norte con el fin de desempefiar sus 

funciones, seguir'in viniendo regidos por el Acuerdo sobre la Sede concertado con 

fecha 28 de mayo de 1969 entre el Gobierno del Reino Unido de ]a Gran Bretafia e 

Irlanda del Norte (Ilamado en lo sucesivo "el Gobierno hu~sped") y la 

Organizaci6n. 

3) El Acuerdo sobre la Sede mencionado en el ordinal 2 del presente Articulo 

seri independiente de este Convenio. Terminari, no obstante: 

a) por acuerdo entre el Gobierno hu~sped y ]a Organizaci6n; 

b) en el caso de que la sede de la Organizaci6n deje de estar en el territorio del 

Gobierno hu~sped: o 

c) en el caso de que la Organizaci6n deje de existir. 

4) La Organizaci6n podri concertar con uno o mfis Miembros otros 

convenios, que requerir'n la aprobaci6n del Consejo, referentes a los privilegios e 

inmunidades que puedan ser necesarios para el buen funcionamiento de este 

Convenio. 

5) Los Gobiernos de los paises Miembros, con excepci6n del Gobierno 

hu~sped, concedern a la Organizaci6n las mismas facilidades que se otorguen a 

los organismos especializados de las Naciones Unidas, en lo relativo a 

restricciones monetarias o de cambios, mantenimiento de cuentas bancarias y 

transferencias de sumas de dinero. 

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CAPITULO vi. DISPOSICIONES FINANCIERAS 

Articulo 24. FINANZAS 

I) Los gastos de las delegaciones ante el Consejo, y de los representantes 

ante la Junta, o ante cualquiera de las comisiones del Consejo y de la Junta, serdn 

atendidos por sus respectivos gobiernos. 

2) Los deris gastos necesarios para la administraci6n de este Convenio se 

atenderdn mediante contribuciones anuales de los Miembros, determinadas de 

conformidad con las disposiciones del Articulo 25. Sin embargo, el Consejo podrfi 

exigir el pago de ciertos servicios. 

3) El ejercicio econ6mico de la Organizaci6n coincidiri con el afio cafetero. 

Artculo 25. DETERMINACION DEL PRESUPUESTO Y DE LAS CONTRIBUCIONES 

I) Durante el segundo semestre de cada ejercicio econ6mico, el Consejo 

aprobari el presupuesto administrativo de la Organizaci6n para el ejercicio 

siguiente y fijarg la contribuci6n de cada Miembro a dicho presupuesto. 

2) La contribuci6n de cada Miembro al presupuesto para cada ejercicio 

econ6mico serd proporcional a ]a relaci6n que exista, en el momento de aprobarse 

el presupuesto correspondiente a ese ejercicio, entre el ntimero de sus votos y ]a 

totalidad de los votos de todos los Miembros. Sin embargo, si se modifica la 

distribuci6n de votos entre los Miembros, de conformidad con las disposiciones 

del ordinal 6 del Articulo 13, al comienzo del ejercicio para el que se fijen las 

contribuciones, se ajustardn las contribuciones para ese ejercicio en la forma que 

corresponda. Al determinar las contribuciones, los votos de cada uno de los 

Miembros se calculardn sin tener en cuenta la suspensi6n de los derechos de 

voto de cualquiera de los Miembros ni la posible redistribuci6n de votos que 

resulte de ello. 

3) La contribuci6n inicial de todo Miembro que ingrese en la Organizaci6n 

despu6s de la entrada en vigor de este Convenio serA determinada por el Consejo 

en funci6n del ntimero de votos que le corresponda y del periodo no transcurrido 

del ejercicio econ6mico en curso, pero en ningfin caso se modificarfin las 

contribuciones fijadas a los demds Miembros para el ejercicio econ6mico de que 

se trate. 

Articulo 26. PAGO DE LAS CONTRIBUCIONES 

1) Las contribuciones al presupuesto administrativo de cada ejercicio 

econ6mico se abonardn en moneda libremente convertible, y serin exigibles el 

primer dia de ese ejercicio. 

2) Si alg(in Miembro no paga su contribuci6n completa al presupuesto 

administrativo en el t6rmino de seis meses a partir de la fecha en que 6sta sea 

exigible, se suspenderdn su derecho de voto en el Consejo y el derecho a que sean 

depositados sus votos en la Junta, hasta que haya abonado dicha contribuci6n. Sin 

embargo, a menos que el Consejo lo decida por mayorfa distribuida de dos tercios, 

no se privari a dicho Miembro de ninguno de sus demds derechos ni se le eximirfi 

de ninguna de las obligaciones que le impone este Convenio. 

3) Ning~in Miembro cuyos derechos de voto hayan sido suspendidos, sea en 

virtud de las disposiciones del ordinal 2 del presente Articulo o en virtud de las 



disposiciones de los Articulos 42, 45, 6 58, quedardi relevado por ello del pago de 

su contribuci6n. 

Articulo 27. CERTIFICACION Y PUBLICACI6N DE CUENTAS 

Tan pronto como sea posible despu6s del cierre de cada ejercicio econ6mico 

se presentari al Consejo, para su aprobaci6n y publicaci6n, un estado de cuentas, 

certificado por auditores externos, de los ingresos y gastos de la Organizaci6n 

durante ese ejercicio econ6mico. 

CAPiTULO vii. REGULACI6N DE LAS EXPORTACIONES 

Y DE LAS IMPORTACIONES 

Articulo 28. DISPOSICIONES GENERALES 

1) Toda decisi6n del Consejo en virtud de las disposiciones del presente 

Capitulo seri adoptada por mayoria distribuida de dos tercios. 

2) Se entenderi que la palabra "anual" se refiere, en el presente Capitulo, a 

cualquier periodo de doce meses que el Consejo establezca. Empero, el Consejo 

podri adoptar procedimientos con arreglo a los cuales las disposiciones del 

presente Capitulo se apliquen a un periodo de mis de doce meses. 

Articulo 29. MERCADOS EN REGIMEN DE CUOTA 

Para los efectos de este Convenio, el mercado cafetero mundial quedari 

dividido en mercados de paises Miembros, que estarin sujetos al regimen de 

cuotas, y mercados de paises no miembros, que no estarin sujetos a tal regimen. 

Articulo 30. CUOTAS BASICAS 

I) Cada Miembro exportador tendri derecho, con sujeci6n a las disposiciones 

de los Articulos 31 y 32, a una cuota bisica calculada de conformidad con lo 

dispuesto en el presente Articulo. 

2) Si, en virtud de lo dispuesto en el Articulo 33, las cuotas entraren en vigor 

durante el aho cafetero 1976/77, la cuota bdisica que haya de utilizarse para la 

distribuci6n de la parte fija de las cuotas se calculari sobre la base del volumen 

promedio de las exportaciones anuales efectuadas por cada Miembro exportador 

con destino a Miembros importadores en los afios cafeteros de 1968/69 a 1971/72. 

Esa distribuci6n de la parte fija permaneceri en vigor hasta que las cuotas sean 

suspendidas por primera vez en virtud de las disposiciones del Artfculo 33. 

3) Si no se establecieren cuotas en el afio cafetero 1976/77, pero entraren en 

vigor durante el afio cafetero 1977/78, la cuota bfisica que haya de utilizarse para 

la distribuci6n de la parte fija de las cuotas seri calculada tomando para cada 

Miembro exportador ia mayor de las dos cantidades siguientes: 

a) el volumen de sus exportaciones a paises Miembros importadores durante el 

afio cafetero 1976/77, calculado a base de la informaci6n obtenida de los 

certificados de origen; o 

b) la cifra resultante de aplicar el procedimiento indicado en el ordinal 2 del 

presente Articulo. 

Esa distribuci6n de la parte fija permanecerA en vigor hasta que las cuotas sean 

suspendidas por primera vez en virtud de las disposiciones del Articulo 33. 

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4) Si las cuotas entraren en- vigor por primera vez, o fueren reestablecidas, 

durante el aiio, cafetero 1978/79 o'en cualquier fecha posterior, Ia cuota bfisica que 

haya de utilizarse para distribuir Ia parte fija de las cuotas serAi calculada tomando 

para cada Miembro exportador Ia mayor de las dos cantidades siguientcs, 

a) el volumen promedio de sus exportaciones a paises Miembros importadores en 

los ahos cafeteros 1976/77 y 1977/78, calculado a base de [a informaci6n 

obtenida de los certificados de origen: o 

b) 1a cifra resultante de aplicar el procedimiento indicado en el ordinal 2 del 


5) Si se establecieren las cuotas con arreglo a lo dispuesto en el ordinal 2 del 

presente Articulo y fueren luego suspendidas, su restablecimiento durante el afio 

cafetero 1977/78 se regirAi por to dispuesto en el ordinal 3 del presente Articulo y 

en el ordinal I del Articulo 35. El restablecimiento de las cuotas durante el aflo 

cafetero 1978/79, o en cualquier fecha posterior, se regir i por lo dispuesto en el 

ordinal 4 del presente Articulo y en el ordinal I del Articulo 35. 

Artfculo 31. MIEMBROS EXPORTADORES EXENTOS DE CUOTAS BASICAS 

I) Con sujeci6n a lo dispuesto en los ordinales 4 y 5 del presente Articulo, no 

se asignarA cuota bfsica a los Miembros exportadores enumerados en el Anexo I, 

Dichos Miembros tendrfin en el afio cafetero 1976/77, con sujeci6n a las 

disposiciones del Articulo 33, las cuotas iniciales de exportaci6n anual que se 

indican en Ia columna I de dicho Anexo. Con sujeci6n a lo dispuesto en el ordinal 

2 del presente Articulo y en el Articulo 33, Ia cuota de los referidos Miembros paral 

cada uno de los afios cafeteros siguientes experimentarn un incremento de: 

a) un 10 por ciento de Ia cuota inicial de exportaci6n anual, en el caso de los 

Miembros cuya cuota inicial de exportaci6n anual sea inferior a 100,000 

sacos; y 

b) un 5 por ciento de Ia cuota inicial de exportaci6n anual, en el caso de los 

Miembros cuya cuota inicial de exportaci6n anual sea igual o superior a 100.000 

sacos pero inferior a 400.000 sacos. 

Para los efectos de fijar las cuotas anuales de los Miembros de que se tralte cuando 

se establezcan o restablezcan las cuotas en virtud de lo dispuesto en el Articulo 

33, esos incrementos anuales se consideraran como efectivos desd lia entrada en 

vigor de este Convenio. 

2) A m~is tardar el 31 de julio de cada afio, cada uno d.i los Miembros 

exportadores a que se refiere el ordinal I del presente Articulo notificara1 al 

Consejo Ia cantidad de caf6 que es probable vaya a tener cdisponible para su 

exportaci6n durante el afio cafetero siguiente. La cuota para el afto cafetero 

siguiente seri Ia cantidad asi indicada por el Miembro exportdor. siempre que tal 

cantidad no exceda del limite permisible definido en qj ordinal I del presente 

Articulo. 

3) Cuando Ia cuota anual de un Miembro exportqcdor cuya cuota inicial de 

exportaci6n anual sea inferior a 100.000 sacos alcance o rebase el mAximo de 

100.000 sacos sefialado en el ordinal I del presente Articulo, el Miembro de que se 

trate quedarA sujeto en lo sucesivo a las disposiciones a lplicables a los Miembros 

exportadores cuya cuota inicial de exportaci6n anual sea igual o superior a 

100.000 sacos pero inferior a 400.000 sacos. 



4) Cuando la cuota anual de un Miembro exportador cuya cuota inicial de 

exportaci6n anual sea inferior a 400.000 sacos alcance el miximo de 400.000 sacos 

sefialado en el ordinal I del presente Articulo, el Miembro de que se trate quedar, 

sujeto en lo sucesivo a las disposiciones del Articulo 35, y el Consejo le asignard 

una cuota bsica. 

5) Todo Miembro exportador incluido en el Anexo I que exporte 100.000 

sacos o mdis podrd, en cualquier momento, pedir al Consejo que le sea asignada 

una cuota bisica. 

6) Los Miembros cuya cuota anual sea inferior a 100.000 sacos no estardn 

sujetos a las disposiciones de los Articulos 36 y 37. 

Articulo 32. DISPOSICIONES PARA EL AJUSTE DE LAS CUOTAS BASICAS 

1) Cuando se adhiera a este Convenio un pais importador que no haya sido 

miembro del Convenio Internacional del Caf6 de 1968 ni del Convenio 

Internacional del Caf6 de 1968 prorrogado, el Consejo procederi a ajustar las 

cuotas bfsicas resultantes de la aplicaci6n de las disposiciones del Articulo 30. 

2) El ajuste mencionado en el ordinal I del presente Articulo se efectuard 

teniendo en cuenta el promedio de las exportaciones de los diferentes Miembros 

exportadores al pais importador de que se trate durante el periodo de 1968 a 1972, 

o ia parte proporcional de los diferentes Miembros exportadores en el promedio 

de las importaciones de dicho pais durante el mismo periodo. 

3) El Consejo aprobarA los datos que hayan de utilizarse como base para los 

cflculos necesarios a los efectos de ajuste de las cuotas bdsicas, asi como tambi6n 

los criterios que hayan de seguirse a efectos de aplicar las disposiciones del 


Artfculo 33. DISPOSICIONES PARA EL ESTABLECIMIENTO. SUSPENSION 

Y RESTABLECIMIENTO DE CUOTAS 

I) A menos que el Consejo decida otra cosa, las cuotas entrardn en vigor en 

cualquier momento de la duraci6n de este Convenio si: 

a) el precio indicativo compuesto durante 20 dias de mercado consecutivos es, 

por t6rmino medio, igual o inferior al limite mdximo del margen de precios 

entonces en vigor establecido por el Consejo con arreglo a lo dispuesto en eI 

Articulo 38; 

b) a falta de una decisi6n del Consejo estableciendo un margen de precios, 

i) el promedio de los precios indicativos de los caf6s Otros Suaves y Robustas 

durante 20 dias de mercado consecutivos es, por t6rmino medio, igual o 

inferior al promedio de dichos precios durante el afro civil 1975 segtin los 

registros mantenidos por la Organizaci6n durante Ia vigencia del Convenio 

Internacional del Caf6 de 1968 prorrogado; o 

ii) con sujeci6n a las disposiciones del ordinal 2 del presente Articulo, el 

precio indicativo compuesto calculado con arreglo a las disposiciones del 

Articulo 38 es por t6rmino medio, durante 20 dfas de mercado consecutivos, 

inferior en un 15 por ciento o mis al promedio del precio indicativo 

compuesto correspondiente al precedente afio cafetero durante el cual haya 

estado en vigor este Convenio. 


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Pese a las precedentes disposiciones de este ordinal, las cuotas no operardn al 

entrar en vigor este Convenio a menos que el promedio de los precios indicativos 

de los cafes Otros Suaves y Robustas durante los 20 dfas de mercado consecutivos 

inmediatamente anteriores a dicha fecha sea, por t6rmino medio, igual o inferior 

al promedio de dichos precios en el afio civil 1975. 

2) No obstante las disposiciones del subnumeral ii) del numeral b) del 

ordinal I del presente Articulo, las cuotas no tendrdn efecto, a menos que el 

Consejo decida otra cosa, si, durante 20 dias de mercado consecutivos, el 

promedio de los precios indicativos de los caf6s Otros Suaves y Robustas es, por 

t6rmino medio, superior en un 22,5 por ciento o mis al promedio de dichos precios 

en el afio civil de 1975. 

3) Los precios especificados en el subnumeral i) del numeral b) del ordinal I 

y en el ordinal 2 del presente Articulo serin examinados, y podrdn ser revisados 

por el Consejo antes del 30 de septiembre de 1978 y antes del 30 de septiembre de 

1980. 

4) A menos que el Consejo decida otra cosa, las cuotas serdn suspendidas: 

a) si el precio indicativo compuesto durante 20 dias de mercado consecutivos es, 

por termino medio, superior en un 15 por ciento al limite mdximo del margen 

de precios establecido por el Consejo y entonces en vigor; o 

b) si, no habiendo decidido el Consejo establecer un margen de precios, el precio 

indicativo compuesto durante 20 dias de mercado consecutivos es, por t6rmino 

medio, superior en un 15 por ciento o mds al precio indicativo compuesto 

promedio registrado durante el precedente afio civil. 

5) A menos que el Consejo decida otra cosa, las cuotas serin restablecidas, 

despu6s de haber sido suspendidas en virtud de lo dispuesto en el ordinal 4 del 

presente Articulo, con arreglo a las disposiciones de los ordinales 1, 2 y 6. 

6) Siempre que se cumplan las pertinentes condiciones de precios 

especificadas en el ordinal I del presente Articulo, y con sujeci6n a lo dispuesto 

en el ordinal 2 del mismo, las cuotas entrardn en vigor a la mayor brevedad 

posible, y a mis tardar en el trimestre siguiente al cumplimiento de las citadas 

condiciones de precios. Salvo estipulaci6n de este Convenio en otro sentido, las 

cuotas se fijardn para un periodo de cuatro trimestres. Si el Consejo no hubiere 

establecido previamente la cuota global anual y las cuotas trimestrales, el Director 

Ejecutivo fijari una cuota, basindose para ello en la cuantia de la desaparici6n de 

caf6 en mercados en r6gimen de cuota, segiin estimaci6n efectuada con arreglo a 

los criterios establecidos en el Articulo 34, y la asignaci6n de tal cuota a los 

Miembros exportadores se efectuard de conformidad con las disposiciones de los 

Articulos 31 y 35. 

7) El Consejo serd convocado en el primer trimestre siguiente a la entrada en 

vigor de las cuotas, con el fin de fijar mfirgenes de precios y examinar y, si fuere 

preciso, revisar las cuotas para el perfodo que el Consejo estime conveniente, 

siempre que dicho periodo no exceda de doce meses a contar desde la fecha en 

que comience la vigencia de las cuotas. 

Art(culo 34. FIJACION DE LA CUOTA ANUAL GLOBAL 

Con sujeci6n a lo dispuesto en el Articulo 33, el Consejo fijard, en su t1timo 

periodo ordinario de sesiones de cada afio cafetero, una cuota anual global, 

tomando en consideraci6n, inter alia, los factores siguientes: 

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a) la estimaci6n del consumo anual de los Miembros importadores; 

b) la estimaci6n de las importaciones efectuadas por los Miembros y procedentes 

de otros Miembros importadores y de paises no miembros; 

c) la estimaci6n de las variaciones del nivel de los inventarios en los paises 

Miembros importadores y en los puertos francos; 

d) la observancia de las disposiciones del Articulo 40 respecto de los d6ficits y su 

redistribuci6n; y 

e) para la implantaci6n y restablecimiento de cuotas con arreglo a lo dispuesto en 

los ordinales I y 5 del Articulo 33, las exportaciones de los Miembros 

exportadores a Miembros importadores y a paises no miembros durante el 

periodo de doce meses precedente al establecimiento de las cuotas. 

Art(culo 35. ASIGNACION DE CUOTAS ANUALES 

1) Habida cuenta de la decisi6n que se adopte en virtud de lo dispuesto en el 

Articulo 34 y una vez deducida la cantidad de caf6 necesaria para cumplir lo 

dispuesto en el Articulo 31, se asignarin cuotas anuales, con una parte fija y otra 

variable, a los Miembros exportadorLs que tengan derecho a una cuota bdtsica. La 

parte fija corresponder al 70 por ciento de la cuota global anual ajustada en 

observancia de lo dispuesto en el Articulo 31 y se distribuiri entre los Miembros 

exportadores con arreglo a las disposiciones del Articulo 30. La parte variable 

corresponderd al 30 por ciento de la cuota global anual ajustada en observancia de 

lo dispuesto en el Articulo 31. Las citadas proporciones podrin ser modificadas 

por el Consejo, pero la parte fija no seri nunca inferior al 70 por ciento. Con 

sujeci6n a las disposiciones del ordinal 2 del presente Articulo, la parte variable se 

distribuiri entre los Miembros exportadores en la misma proporci6n que exista 

entre las existencias verificadas de cada Miembro exportador y la totalidad de las 

existencias verificadas de todos los Miembros exportadores que tengan cuota 

bdsica, a condici6n de que, a no ser que el Consejo establezca otro limite, ning6n 

Miembro recibirA un porcentaje de la parte variable de la cuota que exceda del 40 

por ciento del total de dicha parte variable. 

2) Las existencias de cada Miembro exportador que se tendrin en cuenta 

para los efectos del presente Articulo serin las verificadas, con arreglo al 

pertinente reglamento de verificaci6n de existencias, al final del ahio de cosecha 

inmediatamente anterior a la fijaci6n de cuotas. 

Articulo 36. CUOTAS TRIMESTRALES 

I) Inmediatamente despu6s de la asignaci6n de cuotas anuales en virtud de 

las disposiciones del ordinal I del Articulo 35, y con sujeci6n a lo dispuesto en el 

Articulo 31, el Consejo asignari cuotas trimestrales a cada Miembro exportador, 

con el fin de asegurar ]a salida ordenada del caf6 al mercado mundial durante el 

periodo para el cual se fijen cuotas. 

2) Esas cuotas deberin ser, en lo posible, el 25 por ciento de la cuota anual 

de cada Miembro. No se permitiri a ningin Miembro exportar mds del 30 por 

ciento en el primer trimestre, mds del 60 por ciento en los dos primeros trimestres 

ni mAs del 80 por ciento en los tres primeros trimestres. Si las exportaciones 

efectuadas por cualquier Miembro en un determinado trimestre son inferiores a su 

cuota para ese trimestre, el saldo se ahadird a su cuota del trimestre siguiente. 



3) Las disposiciones del presente Articulo se aplicardin tambi~n para ]a 

puesta en prdictica del ordinal 6 del Articulo 33. 

4) Cuando por circunstancias excepcionales, un Miembro exportador 

considere probable que las limitaciones establecidas en el ordinal 2 del presente 

Articulo causen serios perjuicios a su economia, el Consejo podri, a solicitud de 

ese Miembro, adoptar las medidas pertinentes de conformidad con las 

disposiciones del Artfculo 56. El Miembro interesado deberi demostrar los 

perjuicios sufridos y proporcionar garantias adecuadas en lo relativo al 

mantenimiento de la estabilidad de los precios. Sin embargo, el Consejo no podri 

en ning~in caso autorizar a un Miembro a exportar mds del 35 por ciento de su 

cuota anual en el primer trimestre, m~is del 65 por ciento en los dos primeros 

trimestres ni mzis del 85 por ciento en los tres primeros trimestres. 

Art(culo 37. AJUSTE DE LAS CUOTAS ANUALES Y TRIMESTRALES 

I) Si las condiciones del mercado asi lo requieren, el Consejo podri 

modificar las cuotas anuales y trimestrales asignadas en virtud de las 

disposiciones de los Articulos 33, 35 y 36. Con sujeci6n a las disposiciones del 

ordinal I del Articulo 35 y exceptuando Io estipulado en el Articulo 31 y en el 

ordinal 3 del Articulo 39, las cuotas de cada Miembro exportador serin 

modificadas en un porcentaje que serd igual para todos. 

2) No obstante lo dispuesto en el ordinal I del presente Articulo, el Consejo 

podri, si juzga que ]a situaci6n del mercado asi lo exige, hacer ajustes entre las 

cuotas de los Miembros exportadores para los trimestres corriente y restantes, sin 

alterar por ello las cuotas anuales. 

Art(culo 38. MEDIDAS RELATIVAS A PRECIOS 

I) El Consejo establecera un sistema de precios indicativos, en el que 

figurari un precio indicativo compuesto diario. 

2) En base al referido sistema, el Consejo podri establecer mdrgenes y 

diferenciales de precios para los principales tipos y/o grupos de cafW, asi como 

tambi6n un margen del precio compuesto. 

3) Al establecer y ajustar cualquier margen de precios para los efectos del 

presente Articulo, el Consejo tomari en consideraci6n el nivel y tendencia 

vigentes de los precios del cafd, incluida la influencia que en dichos nivel y 

tendencia ejerzan los factores siguientes: 

- los niveles y tendencias del consumo y de la producci6n, asi como tambi6n de 

las existencias en paises importadores y exportadores; 

- las modificaciones del sistema monetario mundial; 

- la tendencia de la inflaci6n o deflaci6n mundiales; y 

- cualesquiera otros factores que pudieran afectar al logro de los objetivos 

especificados en este Convenio. 

El Director Ejecutivo facilitara los datos necesarios para hacer posible que el 

Consejo d6 la debida consideraci6n a los referidos elementos. 

4) El Consejo dictari normas acerca de los efectos del establecimiento o 

ajuste de cuotas en los contratos concertados con anterioridad a tal 

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Articulo 39. MEDIDAS ADICIONALES PARA EL AJUSTE DE LAS CUOTAS 

I) Si las cuotas estdn en vigor, serAi convocado el Consejo con el fin de 

establecer un sistema de ajuste a prorrata de las cuotas en funci6n de la evoluci6n 

del precio indicativo compuesto, conforme a lo estipulado en el Articulo 38. 

2) Figurarin en el referido sistema disposiciones relativas a mdrgenes de 

precios, n6mero de dias de mercado que durardn los c6mputos y n6mero y 

magnitud de los ajustes. 

3) El Consejo podrAi establecer tambi6n un sistema de incremento de las 

cuotas en funci6n de la evoluci6n de los precios de los principales tipos y/o grupos 

de cafd. 

ArtIculo 40. DtFICIT 

1) Todo Miembro exportador declarard todo d6ficit que prevea con relaci6n 

a su cupo de exportaci6n, a fin de permitir su redistribuci6n durante el mismo afio 

cafetero entre aquellos Miembros exportadores que tengan capacidad y 

disposici6n de exportar la cuantia de los d6ficit. El setenta por ciento de la 

cantidad declarada con arreglo a las disposiciones del presente ordinal serd 

ofrecido, en primer lugar, para su redistribuci6n entre otros Miembros 

exportadores del mismo tipo de cafe, en proporci6n a sus cuotas bdsicas, y el 

treinta por ciento serA ofrecido, en primer lugar, a los Miembros exportadores del 

otro tipo de caf6, tambi6n en proporci6n a sus cuotas bisicas. 

2) Si un Miembro declarase un d6ficit dentro de los seis primeros meses de 

un afio cafetero, la cuota anual de dicho Miembro para el afio cafetero siguiente 

seri incrementada en un treinta por ciento del volumen declarado y no exportado. 

Esa cuantia serd deducida de los cupos de exportaci6n anual de los Miembros 

exportadores que hubieren aceptado la redistribuci6n con arreglo a lo previsto en 

el ordinal I del presente Articulo, a prorrata de su participaci6n en la citada 

redistribuci6n. 

Articulo 41. CUPO DE EXPORTACI6N DE UN GRUPO MIEMBRO 

En el caso de que dos o mdis Miembros formen un grupo Miembro de 

acuerdo con las disposiciones de los Articulos 6 y 7, se sumardn las cuotas b~isicas 

o, en su caso, los cupos de exportaci6n de esos Miembros y el total resultante serdi 

considerado, para los efectos de las disposiciones del presente Capitulo, como 

una sola cuota bdsica o un solo cupo de exportaci6n. 

Articulo 42. OBSERVANCIA DE LAS CUOTAS 

I) Los Miembros exportadores adoptarin las medidas necesarias para 

asegurar el pleno cumplimiento de todas las disposiciones de este Convenio 

relativas a cuotas. Aparte de cualesquiera medidas que los propios Miembros 

puedan adoptar, el Consejo podrd exigir a dichos Miembros que tomen medidas 

complementarias para la eficaz puesta en prictica del sistema de cuotas previsto 

en este Convenio. 

2) Ningtn Miembro exportador podri sobrepasar las cuotas anuales o 

trimestrales que se le hubieren asignado. 

3) Si un Miembro exportador se excede de su cuota en un determinado 

trimestre, el Consejo deducird de una o varias de sus cuotas siguientes una 

cantidad igual al 110 por ciento de dicho exceso. 


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4) Si un Miembro exportador se excede por segunda vez de su cuota 

trimestral, el Consejo aplicard la misma deducci6n prevista en el ordinal 3 del 


5) Si un Miembro exportador se excede por tercera vez a mds veces, de su 

cuota trimestral, el Consejo aplicari la misma deducci6n prevista en el ordinal 3 

del presente Articulo y se suspenderdn los derechos de voto del Miembro hasta el 

momento en que el Consejo decida si se le excluye de la Organizaci6n, de 

conformidad con las disposiciones del Articulo 66. 

6) Las deducciones previstas en los ordinales 3, 4 y 5 del presente Articulo se 

considerardn como d6ficits a los efectos del ordinal I del Articulo 40. 

7) El Consejo aplicarfi las disposiciones de los ordinales I al 5 del presente 

Artfculo tan pronto como se disponga de la informaci6n necesaria. 

Articulo 43. CERTIFICADOS DE ORIGEN Y DE REEXPORTACION 

1) Toda exportaci6n de cafM efectuada por un Miembro deberd estar 

amparada por un certificado de origen vrilido. Los certificados de origen serin 

expedidos, de conformidad con las normas que el Consejo establezca, por un 

organismo competente que serA escogido por el Miembro de que se trate y 

aprobado por la Organizaci6n. 

2) Si las cuotas se encuentran en vigor, toda reexportaci6n de cafd efectuada 

por un Miembro deberi estar amparada por un certificado de reexportaci6n 

vilido. Los certificados de reexportaci6n serdn expedidos, de conformidad con 

las normas que el Consejo establezca, por un organismo competente que serd 

escogido por el Miembro de que se trate y aprobado por la Organizaci6n, y se hard 

constar en ellos que el caf6 en cuesti6n fue importado de conformidad con las 

disposiciones de este Convenio. 

3) Entre las normas a que se hace referencia en el presente Articulo figurarin 

disposiciones que permitan su aplicaci6n a grupos de Miembros importadores que 

constituyan una uni6n aduanera. 

4) El Consejo podri dictar normas referentes a la impresi6n, validaci6n, 

expedici6n y utilizaci6n de los certificados, y podri adoptar medidas para emitir 

estampillas de exportaci6n de caf6 contra el pago de unos derechos que serin 

determinados por el Consejo. La adhesi6n de dichas estampillas a los certificados 

de origen podri constituir uno de los medios de validaci6n de los mismos. El 

Consejo podri tomar medidas andlogas por Io que se refiere a la validaci6n de 

otros tipos de certificado y a la expedici6n, en las condiciones que se determinen, 

de otros tipos de estampillas. 

5) Todo Miembro comunicari a la Organizaci6n el nombre del organismo, 

gubernamental o no gubernamental, que desempefiari las funciones descritas en 

los ordinales I y 2 del presente Articulo. La Organizaci6n aprobari 

especificamente los organismos no gubernamentales, una vez que el Miembro 

interesado le haya suministrado pruebas suficientes de la capacidad y voluntad de 

tales organismos para desempefiar el cometido que le corresponde al Miembro de 

conformidad con las normas y - reglamentos establecidos en virtud de las 

disposiciones de este Convenio. El Consejo podri declarar en cualquier 

momento, por motivo justificado, que deja de considerar aceptable a determinado 

organismo no gubernamental. De manera directa o por conducto de una 

organizaci6n de dmbito mundial internacionalmente reconocida, el Consejo 

tomari las medidas necesarias para que tenga certeza, en todo momento, de que 



los certificados en todas sus formas se expiden y utilizan correctamente, y pueda 

comprobar las cantidades de caf6 que ha exportado cada Miembro. 

6) Todo organismo no gubernamental aprobado como organismo certificante 

de conformidad con las disposiciones del ordinal 5 del presente Articulo, 

mantendrd registro de los certificados expedidos y de los documentos que 

justifiquen su expedici6n, durante un periodo no inferior a cuatro afios. Para 

obtener su aprobaci6n como organismo certificante en virtud de las disposiciones 

del ordinal 5 del presente Articulo, el organismo no gubernamental habrd de 

comprometerse previamente a poner tal registro a disposici6n de la Organizaci6n 

para su examen. 

7) Si las cuotas se encuentran en vigor, los Miembros, con sujeci6n a lo 

dispuesto en el Articulo 44 y en los ordinales I y 2 del Articulo 45, prohibirdn ia 

importaci6n de toda partida de caf6 que no vaya acompaiiada de un certificado 

vdlido, del tipo pertinente, expedido de conformidad con las normas establecidas 

por el Consejo. 

8) Las pequefias cantidades de caf6 en las formas que el Consejo pudiere 

determinar, o el cafr para consumo directo en barcos, aviones y otros me'dios de 

transporte internacional, quedarin exentos de las disposiciones de los ordinales I 

y 2 del presente Articulo. 

Articulo 44. ExPORTACIONES NO IMPUTADAS A LAS CUOTAS 

I) Conforme a lo dispuesto en el Articulo 29, no sern imputadas a las cuotas 

las exportaciones a paises no miembros de este Convenio. El Consejo podrA 

dictar normas referentes, inter alia, al comportamiento y supervisi6n de las 

transacciones de este comercio, al tratamiento y sanciones que merezcan las 

desviaciones y reexportaciones a paises Miembros de caf6 destinado a paises no 

miembros, y a la documentaci6n exigida para amparar las exportaciones a paises 

Miembros y a paises no miembros. 

2) Las exportaciones de cafr en grano como materia prima para procesos 

industriales con fines diferentes del consumo humano como bebida o alimento no 

sern imputadas a las cuotas, siempre que el Miembro exportador pruebe a 

satisfacci6n del Consejo que el caf6 en grano se utilizard realmente para tales 

fines. 

3) El Consejo podrd decidir, a petici6n de un Miembro exportador, que no se 

imputen a su cuota las exportaciones de caf6 efectuadas por ese Miembro para 

fines humanitarios u otros fines no comerciales. 

Artfculo 45. REGULACION DE LAS IMPORTACIONES 

I) Para evitar que los paises no miembros aumenten sus exportaciones a 

expensas de los Miembros exportadores, cada Miembro limitard, cuando est6n en 

vigor las cuotas, sus importaciones anuales de caf6 procedente de paises no 

miembros que no hubieren sido tampoco Miembros del Convenio Internacional 

del Caf6 de 1968 a una cantidad igual al promedio anual de sus importaciones de 

caf6 procedente de paises no miembros desde el afio civil de 1971 al aflo civil de 

1974 inclusive, o desde el afio civil de 1972 hasta el afio civil de 1974, tambi6n 

inclusive. 

2) Siempre que est6n en vigor las cuotas, los Miembros limitarSin tambi6n sus 

importaciones anuales de caf6 procedente de cada uno de los paises no miembros 


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que haya sido Miembro del Convenio Internacional del Caf6 de 1968 o del 

Convenio Internacional del Caf6 de 1968 prorrogado a una cantidad que no exceda 

de un porcentaje de las importaciones anuales promedio procedentes del 

respectivo pais no miembro durante los afios cafeteros de 1968/69 a 1971/72 que 

corresponda a la proporci6n existente, cuando las cuotas entren en vigor, entre la 

parte fija y la cuota global anual, con arreglo a lo dispuesto en el ordinal I del 

Articulo 35. 

3) El Consejo podrAi suspender o alterar esas limitaciones cuantitativas si asi 

lo cree necesario para los objetivos de este Convenio. 

4) Las obligaciones establecidas en los ordinales anteriores del presente 

Articulo se entenderAn sin perjuicio de las obligaciones en conflicto, bilaterales o 

multilaterales, que los Miembros importadores hayan contraido con paises no 

miembros antes de [a entrada en vigor de este Convenio, siempre que todo 

Miembro importador que haya asumido esas obligaciones en conflicto las cumpla 

de forma tal que disminuya en la medida de lo posible cualquier conflicto con las 

obligaciones establecidas en los ordinales anterior~s. Dicho Miembro adoptarAi 

cuanto antes medidas para conciliar sus obligaciones con las disposiciones de los 

ordinales I y 2 del presente Articulo y deberd informar detalladamente al Consejo 

sobre las obligaciones en conflicto, asi como sobre las medidas que haya tornado 

para atenuar o eliminar el conflicto existente. 

5) Si un Miembro importador no cumple las disposiciones del presente 

Articulo, el Consejo podri suspender su derecho de voto en el Consejo y su 

derecho a que se depositen sus votos en la Junta. 

CAPITULO VIII. OTRAS DISPOSICIONES ECONOMICAS 

Art(culo 46. MEDIDAS RELATIVAS AL CAFE ELABORADO 

1) Los Miembros reconocen la necesidad de que los paises en desarrollo 

amplien la base de sus economias mediante, inter alia, la industrializaci6n y 

exportaci6n de productos manufacturados, incluida la elaboraci6n del caf6 y la 

exportaci6n del caf6 elaborado. 

2) A ese respecto, los Miembros evitarfin la adopci6n de medidas 

gubernamentales que puedan trastoi-iar el sector cafetero de otros Miembros. 

3) Si n Miembro considera que no estfin siendo observadas las disposiciones 

del brdinal 2 del presente Articulo, debe celebrar consultas con los otros 

Miembros interesados, teniendo debidamente en cuenta las disposiciones del 

Articulo 57. Los Miembros interesados harfin todo lo posible por Ilegar a una 

soluci6n amistosa de caraicter bilateral. Si tales consultas no conducen a una 

soluci6n satisfactoria para las partes, cualquiera de ellas podrdi someter el asunto 

al Consejo para su consideraci6n con arreglo a las disposiciones del Articulo 58. 

4) Nada de lo estipulado en este Convenio podrAi invocarse en perjuicio del 

derecho, que asiste a todo Miembro, de adoptar medidas para evitar que su sector 

cafetero se yea trastornado por importaciones de caf6 elaborado, o para poner 

remedio a tal trastorno. 

Articulo 47. PROMOCI6N 

I) Los Miembros se comprometen a fornentar por todos los medios posibles 

el consumo de cafr. Para la consecuci6n de ese prop6sito se creara un Fondo de 

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Promoci6n que tendri como objetivo el promover, por todos los medios 

adecuados, el consumo en parses importadores, sin distinci6n de origen, tipo o 

marca de caf6, y el conseguir y mantener la mis alta calidad y pureza de la bebida. 

2) El Fondo de Promoci6n estard administrado por un comit6. La afiliaci6n 

al Fondo quedard limitada a los Miembros que contribuyan financieramente al 

mismo. 

3) El Fondo serd financiado durante los aflos cafeteros 1976/77 y 1977/78 

mediante un gravamen obligatorio sobre las estampillas de exportaci6n de caf6 o 

las autorizaciones de exportaci6n equivalentes, el cual serA abonado por los 

Miembros exportadores con efecto a partir del I de octubre de 1976. Dicho 

gravamen seri de 5 centavos de d6lar de los EE.UU. por saco para los Miembro.j 

enumerados en el Anexo I que tengan cuotas iniciales de exportaci6n anual 

inferiores a 100.000 sacos; de 10 centavos de d6lar de los EE.UU. por saco para 

los Miembros enumerados en el Anexo I que tengan cuotas iniciales de 

exportaci6n anual iguales o superiores a 100.000 sacos e inferiores a 400.000 

sacos; y de 25 centavos de d6lar de los EE.UU. por saco para los restantes 

Miembros exportadores. El Fondo podrd tambi6n ser financiado mediante 

contribuciones voluntarias de los otros Miembros, en las condiciones que apruebe 

el comit6. 

4) El comit6 podrd decidir en cualquier momento seguir recaudando un 

gravamen obligatorio en el tercer afio cafetero y los afios cafeteros siguientes, si 

fueren necesarios recursos adicionales para cumplir compromisos contraidos en 

virtud de lo establecido en el ordinal 7 del presente Articulo. El comit6 podri 

asimismo tomar la decisi6n de percibir contribuciones de otros Miembros en las 

condiciones que apruebe. 

5) Los recursos del Fondo se utilizardn primordialmente para financiar 

campafias de promoci6n en los paises Miembros importadores. 

6) El Fondo podrd patrocinar investigaciones y estudios relacionados con el 

consumo de caf6. 

7) Los Miembros importadores o las asociaciones del comercio del ramo de 

paises Miembros importadores a las que el comit6 d6 su aceptaci6n podrdn 

presentar propuestas de campafias de promoci6n del caf6. El Fondo podrd 

facilitar recursos para financiar como mdximo el 50 por ciento del costo de tales 

campafias. Una vez aprobada una campafia, no sufrird modificaci6n el porcentaje 

de contribuci6n del comit6 a ]a misma. La duraci6n de las campafias podrd 

exceder de un afio, pero no pasar de cinco. 

8) El gravamen mencionado en el ordinal 3 del presente Articuio se pagard 

contra entrega de estampillas de exportaci6n de caf6 o autorizaciones de 

exportaci6n equivalentes. El reglamento para ia aplicaci6n de un sistema de 

certificados de origen en virtud de lo dispuesto en el Articulo 43 contendrd 

disposiciones relativas al pago del gravamen sefialado en el ordinal 3 del presente 

Articulo. 

9) El gravamen sefialado en los ordinales 3 y 4 del presente Articulo se 

abonard, en d6lares de los EE.UU., al Director Ejecutivo, quien depositard los 

recursos obtenidos del mismo en una cuenta especial, que se denominard Cuenta 

del Fondo de Promoci6n. 

10) El comit6 fiscalizarA todos los recursos del Fondo de Promoci6n. Una 

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a la mayor brevedad posible, un estado de cuentas certificado por auditores 

independientes, relativo a los ingresos y gastos del Fondo de Promoci6n durante 

el ejercicio econ6mico correspondiente. Las cuentas certificadas por auditores 

sern remitidas al Consejo, para su informaci6n exclusivamente, una vez 

aprobadas por el comit6. 

11) El Director Ejecutivo ser, presidente del comit6 e informard 

peri6dicamente al Consejo acerca de las actividades de 6ste. 

12) Los gastos administrativos necesarios para Ilevar a efecto las 

disposiciones del presente Articulo y los referentes a actividades de promoci6n 

sern sufragados con cargo al Fondo de Promoci6n. 

13) El comit6 dictarA sus propios estatutos. 

Art(culo 48. ELIMINACI6N DE OBSTACULOS AL CONSUMO 

1) Los Miembros reconocen la importancia vital de lograr cuanto antes el 

mayor aumento posible del consumo de caf6, en especial reduciendo 

progresivamente cualesquiera obstdculos que puedan oponerse a ese aumento. 

2) Los Miembros reconocen que hay disposiciones actualmente en vigor que 

pueden, en mayor o menor medida, oponerse al aumento del consumo del cafe y 

en particular: 

a) los regimenes de importaci6n aplicables al caf6, entre los que cabe incluir los 

aranceles preferenciales o de otra indole, las cuotas, las operaciones de los 

monopolios estatales y de las entidades oficiales de compra, y otras normas 

administrativas y pricticas comerciales; 

b) los regimenes de exportaci6n, en lo relativo a los subsidios directos o 

indirectos, y otras normas administrativas y pricticas comerciales; y 

c) las condiciones internas de comercializaci6n y las disposiciones legales y 

administrativas internas que puedan afectar al consumo. 

3) Habida cuenta de los objetivos mencionados y de las disposiciones del 

ordinal 4 del presente Articulo, los Miembros se esforzardin por reducir los 

aranceles aplicables al caf6, o bien por adoptar otras medidas encaminadas a 

eliminar los obstdculos al aumento del consumo. 

4) Tomando en consideraci6n sus intereses comunes, los Miembros se 

comprometen a buscar medios de reducir progresivamente y, siempre que sea 

posible, Ilegar a eliminar los obstdculos mencionados en el ordinal 2 del presente 

Articulo que se oponen al aumento del comercio y del consumo o de atenuar 

considerablemente los efectos de los referidos obstdculos. 

5) Habida cuenta de los compromisos contraidos en virtud de lo estipulado 

en el ordinal 4 del presente Articulo, los Miembros informardn anualmente al 

Consejo acerca de las medidas adoptadas con el objeto de poner en prictica las 

disposiciones del presente Articulo. 

6) El Director Ejecutivo elaborara peri6dicamente una resefia de los 

obstculos al consumo y la sometert a ]a consideraci6n del Consejo. 

7) Con el fin de coadyuvar a los objetivos del presente Articulo, el Consejo 

podrd formular recomendaciones a los Miembros y 6stos rendirin informe al 

Consejo, a la mayor brevedad posible, acerca de las medidas adoptadas con miras 

a poner en pr~ictica dichas recomendaciones. 



Art(culo 49. MEZCLAS Y SUCEDANEOS 

1) Los Miembros no mantendrn en vigor ninguna disposici6n que exija la 

mezcla, elaboraci6n o utilizaci6n de otros productos con caf6 para su venta en el 

comercio con el nombre de caf6. Los Miembros se esforzardn por prohibir la 

publicidad y la venta con el nombre de caf6, de productos que contengan como 

materia prima baisica menos del equivalente de 90 por ciento de caf6 verde. 

2) El Consejo podrai requerir a cualquiera de los Miembros para que tome las 

medidas necesarias con el fin de asegurar la observancia de las disposiciones del 


3) El Director Ejecutivo presentari peri6dicamente al Consejo un informe 

sobre la observancia de las disposiciones del presente Articulo. 

Artkculo 50. POLiTICA DE PRODUCCI6N 

I) A fin de facilitar el logro del objetivo indicado en el ordinal I del Articulo 

I, los Miembros exportadores se comprometen a hacer cuanto est6 a su alcance 

para adoptar y poner en prActica una politica de producci6n. 

2) El Consejo podrA establecer procedimientos de coordinaci6n de las 

politicas de producci6n a que se hace referencia en el ordinal I del presente 

Articulo. Dichos procedimientos podrin abarcar medidas adecuadas de 

diversificaci6n, o tendentes al fomento de 6sta, asi como medios para que los 

Miembros puedan obtener asistencia t6cnica y financiera. 

3) El Consejo podrd establecer una contribuci6n, pagadera por los Miembros 

exportadores, que se utilizard para hacer posible que la Organizaci6n Ileve a cabo 

los adecuados estudios t6cnicos con el fin de prestar asistencia a los Miembros 

exportadores para que adopten las medidas necesarias para seguir una polftica de 

producci6n adecuada. La referida contribuci6n no podrA ser superior a 2 centavos 

de d6lar de los EE.UU. por saco exportado a paises Miembros importadores y 

sera pagadera en moneda convertible. 

Arthculo 51. POLITICA RELATIVA A LAS EXISTENCIAS 

I) Con el objeto de complementar las disposiciones del Capitulo VII y del 

Articulo 50 el Consejo establecerAi, por mayoria distribuida de dos tercios, una 

polftica relativa a las existencias de caf6 en los paises Miembros productores. 

2) El Consejo adoptarA medidas para comprobar anualmente el volumen de 

las existencias de caf6 en poder de cada Miembro exportador, de conformidad 

con las disposiciones del Articulo 35. Los Miembros interesados dardn facilidades 

para esa verificaci6n anual. 

3) Los Miembros productores se asegurardn de que en sus respectivos paises 

existan instalaciones adecuadas para el debido almacenamiento de las existencias 

de caf6. 

4) El Consejo emprender un estudio de la viabilidad de coadyuvar a los 

objetivos de este Convenio mediante un arreglo de las existencias internacionales. 

Articulo 52. CONSULTAS Y COLABORACION CON EL COMERCIO 

I) La Organizaci6n mantendri estrecha relaci6n con las organizaciones no 

gubernamentales apropiadas quc se ocupan del comercio internacional del caf6 y 

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2) Los Miembros desarrollardn sus actividades en el fimbito de este 

Convenio de forma que est6 en consonancia con los conductos comerciales 

establecidos, y se abstendrin de toda prfictica de ventas discriminatoria. En el 

desarrollo de esas actividades, procurarfin tener debidamente en cuenta los 

legitimos intereses del comercio cafetero. 

Articulo 53. INFORMACI6N 

1) La Organizaci6n actuari como centro para la recopilaci6n, intercambio y 

publicaci6n de: 

a) informaci6n estadistica sobre la producci6n, los precios, las exportaciones e 

importaciones, la distribuci6n y el consumo de caf6 en el mundo; y 

b) en la medida que lo considere adecuado, informaci6n t6cnica sobre el cultivo, 

la elaboraci6n y la utilizaci6n del caf6. 

2) El Consejo podrAi pedir a los Miembros que le proporcionen la 

informaci6n que considere necesaria para sus operaciones, incluidos informes 

estadisticos regulares sobre producci6n, tendencias de la producci6n, exportaciones 

e importaciones, distribuci6n, consumo, existencias y precios del caf6, asi 

como tambi~n sobre el regimen fiscal aplicable al caf6, pero no se publicarai 

ninguna informaci6n que pudiera servir para identificar las operaciones de 

personas o compafiias que produzcan, elaboren o comercialicen el caf6. Los 

Miembros proporcionarfin la informaci6n solicitada en la forma m~is detallada y 

precisa que sea posible. 

3) Si un Miembro dejare de suministrar, o tuviere dificultades para 

suministrar, dentro de un plazo razonable, datos estadisticos u otra informaci6n 

que necesite el Consejo para el buen funcionamiento de la Organizaci6n, el 

Consejo podrdi exigirle que exponga las razones de la falta de cumplimiento. Si se 

comprobare que necesita asistencia tcnica en la cuesti6n el Consejo podrfi 

adoptar cualquier medida que se requiera al respecto. 

4) Ademdis de las medidas previstas en el ordinal 3 del presente Articulo, el 

Director Ejecutivo podrAi, previa la debida notificaci6n y a menos que el Consejo 

decida otra cosa, retener estampillas u otras autorizaciones de exportaci6n 

equivalentes, conforme a lo estipulado en el Articulo 43. 

Art(culo 54. ESTUDIOS 

I) El Consejo podri estimular la preparaci6n de estudios acerca e la 

economia de la producci6n y distribuci6n del caf6, del efecto de las medidas 

gubernamentales de los paises productores y consumidores sobre la producci6n y 

consumo del caf6, de las oportunidades para la ampliaci6n del consumo de caf6 en 

su uso tradicional y en nuevos usos posibles, asi como acerca de las 

consecuencias del funcionamiento de este Convenio para los paises productores y 

consumidores de caf6 y en particular para su relaci6n de intercambio. 

2) La Organizaci6n podrAi estudiar la posibilidad de establecer normas 

minimas para las exportaciones de caf6 de los Miembros productores. 

ArtIculo 55. FONDO ESPECIAL 

1) Se constituird un Fondo especial destinado a permitir que la Organizaci6n 

adopte y financie las medidas adicionales necesarias para hacer que las 


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pertinentes disposiciones de este Convenio puedan ponerse en prdctica con efecto 

a partir de la entrada en vigor del mismo o lo mds cerca posible de esa fecha. 

2) Los ingresos del Fondo consistirn en un gravamen de 2 centavos de d6lar 

de los EE.UU. por saco de cafM exportado a paises Miembros importadores, 

gravamen que serd pagadero por los Miembros exportadores con efecto a partir de 

la entrada en vigor de este Convenio, a menos que el Consejo decida disminuir o 

suspender tal gravamen. 

3) El gravamen mencionado en el ordinal 2 del presente Articulo, que habrf 

de pagarse en d6lares de los EE.UU., serd abonado al Director Ejecutivo, contra 

entrega de estampillas de exportaci6n de cafe o autorizaciones de exportaci6n 

equivalentes. En el reglamento para la aplicaci6n de un sistema de certificados de 

origen en virtud de las disposiciones del Articulo 43 figurardn disposiciones 

acerca del pago de ese gravamen. 

4) Sujeto a ia aprobaci6n del Consejo, el Director Ejecutivo estard 

autorizado a utilizar los recursos del Fondo para sufragar los costos de 

establecimiento del sistema de certificados de origen mencionado en el Articulo 

43, los gastos a que d6 lugar la verificaci6n de existencias exigida por las 

disposiciones del ordinal 2 del Articulo 51, y los gastos de perfeccionamiento del 

sistema de recopilaci6n y transmisi6n de datos estadisticos a que se hace 

referencia en el Articulo 53. 

5) En la medida de lo posible, la administraci6n y gesti6n del Fondo se 

Ilevarin a cabo de manera andloga a las del Presupuesto Administrativo, aunque 

aparte de las de 6ste, y el Fondo se someterd a auditoria independiente anual 

conforme a lo requerido para las cuentas de la Organizaci6n por las disposiciones 

del Articulo 27. 

Articulo 56. EXONERACION DE OBLIGACIONES 

1) El Consejo, por mayoria distribuida de dos tercios, podri exonerar a un 

Miembro de una obligaci6n, por circunstancias excepcionales o de emergencia, 

por fuerza mayor, o por deberes constitucionales u obligaciones internacionales 

contraidas en virtud de la Carta de las Naciones Unidas con respecto a territorios 

que administre en virtud del R6gimen de Administraci6n Fiduciaria. 

2) El Consejo, al conceder una exoneraci6n a un Miembro, manifestard 

explicitamente los t6rminos y condiciones bajo los cuales dicho Miembro quedari 

relevado de tal obligaci6n, asi como el periodo correspondiente. 

3) El Consejo no considerard solicitud alguna de exoneraci6n de obligaciones 

relativas a cuota que se formule en base al hecho de que, durante uno o mis afios, 

el pais Miembro haya tenido una producci6n exportable superior a sus 

exportaciones permitidas, o que sea consecuencia del incumplimiento por parte 

de dicho Miembro de las disposiciones de los Articulos 50 y 51. 

CAPiTULO IX. CONSULTAS, CONTROVERSIAS Y RECLAMACIONES 

Articulo 57. CONSULTAS 

Todo Miembro acogerd favorablemente la celebraci6n de consultas, y 

proporcionard oportunidad adecuada para ellas, en lo relativo a las gestiones que 

pudiere hacer otro Miembro acerca de cualquier asunto atinente a este Convenio. 

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consentimiento de la otra, el Director Ejecutivo constituird una comisi6n 

independiente que interpondrd sus buenos oficios con el objeto de conciliar las 

partes. Los costos de la comisi6n no serdn imputados a la Organizaci6n. Si una de 

las partes no acepta que el Director Ejecutivo constituya una comisi6n o si la 

consulta no conduce a una soluci6n, el asunto podrA ser remitido a] Consejo de 

conformidad con lo dispuesto en el Articulo 58. Si la consulta conduce a una 

soluci6n, se informard de ella al Director Ejecutivo, quien hard Ilegar el informe a 

todos los Miembros. 

Articulo 58. CONTROVERSIAS Y RECLAMACIONES 

I) Toda controversia relativa a la interpretaci6n o aplicaci6n de este 

Convenio que no se resuelva mediante negociaciones ser, sometida al Consejo 

para su decisi6n, a petici6n de cualquier Miembro que sea parte de la 

controversia. 

2) En cualquier caso en que una controversia haya sido remitida al Consejo 

en virtud de lo dispuesto en el ordinal I del presente Articulo, una mayoria de los 

Miembros, o Miembros que tengan por lo menos un tercio del total de votos, 

podrn pedir al Consejo, despu6s de debatido el asunto, que, antes de adoptar su 

decisi6n, solicite la opini6n del grupo consultivo mencionado en el ordinal 3 del 

presente Articulo acerca de las cuestiones controvertidas. 

3) a) A menos que el Consejo decida otra cosa por unanimidad, el grupo 

estard formado por: 

i) dos personas designadas por los Miembros exportadores, una de ellas con 

amplia experiencia en asuntos andlogos al controvertido, y la otra con 

prestigio y experiencia en cuestiones juridicas; 

ii) dos personas de condiciones similares a las sefialadas anteriormente, 

designadas por los Miembros importadores; y 

iii) un presidente elegido por unanimidad por las cuatro personas designadas en 

virtud de los subnumerales i) y ii), o, en caso de desacuerdo, por el Presidente 

del Consejo. 

b) Para integrar el grupo consultivo podrin ser designados ciudadanos de los 

paises cuyos gobiernos sean Partes Contratantes de este Convenio. 

c) Las personas designadas para formar el grupo consultivo actuardn a titulo 

personal y sin sujeci6n a instrucciones de ning(In gobierno. 

d) Los gastos del grupo consultivo serfn costeados por la Organizaci6n. 

4) La opini6n del grupo consultivo y las razones en que 6sta se fundamente 

serfn sometidas al Consejo, el cual decidirf sobre la controversia despu6s de 

examinar toda la informaci6n pertinente. 

5) El Consejo dictard su decisi6n dentro de los seis meses siguientes a la 

fecha en que haya sido sometida ]a controversia a su consideraci6n. 

6) Toda reclamaci6n contra un Miembro por falta de cumplimiento de las 

obligaciones que le impone este Convenio serd remitida al Consejo, a petici6n del 

Miembro reclamante, para que aqu61 decida la cuesti6n. 

7) Para declarar que un Miembro ha incumplido las obligaciones que impone 

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declaraci6n que se haga de qiue thi Miien'bt'5 ha incumplido las obligaciones que le 

impone este Convenio, debera d'soiecificAt-s la indole de la infracci6n. 

8) Si el Consejo Ilegare a la !tbhclit6i6n de que un Miembro ha incumplido las 

obligaciones que le impofte este io"ienio, podrd, sin perjuicio de las medidas 

coercitivas previstas en otros aticulos de este Convenio, privar a dicho Miembro, 

por mayorfa distribuida de dos tercios, de su derecho de voto en el Consejo y de 

su derecho a que se depositen sus votos en la Junta hasta que cumpla sus 

obligaciones, o decidir excluir de la Organizaci6n a dicho Miembro en virtud de lo 

dispuesto en el Articulo 66. 

9) Todo Miembro podrA solicitar la opini6n previa de la Junta Ejecutiva 

acerca de cualquier asunto objeto de controversia o reclamaci6n, antes de que 

dicho asunto se trate en el Consejo. 

CAPTULO x. DISPOSICIONES FINALES 

Articulo 59. FIRMA 

Este Convenio estard abierto en la Sede de las Naciones Unidas a partir del 

31 de enero de 1976 y hasta el 31 de julio de 1976 inclusive, a la firma de las Partes 

Contratantes del Convenio Internacional del Caf6 de 1968 prorrogado mediante 

Protocolo, y de los gobiernos invitados a los periodos de sesiones del Consejo 

Internacional del Caf6 convocados para negociar el Convenio Internacional del 

Caf6 de 1976. 

ArtIculo 60. RATIFICACION. ACEPTACION Y APROBACION 

1) Este Convenio queda sujeto a la ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n o aproba~qn de 

los gobiernos signatarios, de conformidad con los respectivos procedimieutos 

constitucionales. 

2) Salvo lo dispuesto en el Articulo 61, los instrumentos de ratificaci6n, 

aceptaci6n o aprobaci6n serfin depositados en poder del Secretario General de las 

Naciones Unidas a m~is tardar el 30 de septiembre de 1976. El Consejo podrA, no 

obstante, otorgar ampliaciones de plazo a los gobiernos signatarios que no hayan 

podido depositar sus instrumentos a la citada fecha. 

Articulo 61. ENTRADA EN VIGOR 

I) Este Convenio entrari en vigor definitivamente el I de octubre de 1976, a 

condici6n que, en esa fecha, los gobiernos de por lo menos veinte Miembros 

exportadores que tengan por lo menos el 80 por ciento de los votos de los 

Miembros exportadores, y los gobiernos de por lo menos diez Miembros 

importadores que tengan por lo menos el 80 por ciento de los votos de los 

Miembros importadores, segtin lo indicado en el Anexo 2, hayan depositado sus 

respectivos instrumentos de ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n o aprobaci6n. Podrfi tambi6n 

entrar en vigor definitivamente en ,ualquier fecha posterior al I de octubre de 

1976 si, encontrindose en vigor provisionalmente con arreglo a lo dispuesto en el 

ordinal 2 del presente Articulo, se depositan instrumentos de ratificaci6n, 

aceptaci6n o aprobaci6n con los que se cumplan los referidos requisitos en cuanto 

a porcentajes. 

2) Este Convenio puede entrar en vigor provisionalmente el I de octubre de 

1976. A este prop6sito, la notificaci6n de un gobierno signatario o de cualquier 

otra Parte Contratante del Convenio Internacional del Caf6 de 1968 prorrogado 

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mediante Protocolo, que haya sido recibida por el Secretario Gen' rpi"de las 

Naciones Unidas el 30 de septiembre de 1976 a mdis tardar y en la que se contraiga 

el compromiso de aplicar provisionalmente este Convenio y gestionar la 

ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n o aprobaci6n con arreglo a sus procedimientos 

constitucionales lo mis pronto" posible, surtirA el mismo efecto que un 

instrumento de ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n o aprobaci6n. Todo gobierno que se haya 

comprometido a aplicar este Convenio provisionalmente mientras no deposite un 

instrumento de ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n o aprobaci6n, serd considerado como 

Parte provisional del mismo hasta que deposite ese instrumento de ratificaci6n, 

aceptaci6n o aprobaci6n, o hasta el 31 de diciembre de 1976 inclusive, si a esa 

fecha no hubiere efectuado tal dep6sito. El Consejo podrdi prorrogar el Plazo en 

que puede depositar su instrumento de ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n o aprobaci6n un 

gobierno que est6 aplicando provisionalmente este Convenio. 

3) Si este Convenio no hubiere entrado en vigor definitiva o provisionalmente 

el I de octubre de 1976 con arreglo a las disposiciones de los ordinales 1 6 2 del 

presente Articulo, los gobiernos que hubieren depositado instrumentos de 

ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n, aprobaci6n o adhesi6n, o hubieren notificado que se 

comprometen a aplicar tprovisionalmente este Convenio y a gestionar su 

ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n o aprobaci6n, podrdn, de mutuo acuerdo, decidir que 

entrari en vigor entre ellos. Del mismo modo, si este Convenio hubiere entrado en 

vigor provisionalmente, pero no definitivamente, el 31 de diciembre de 1976, los 

gobiernos que hubieren depositado instrumentos de ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n, 

aprobaci6n o adhesi6n, o hubieren hecho las notificaciones mencionadas en el 

ordinal 2 del presente Articulo, podrin, de mutuo acuerdo, decidir que continuard 

en vigor provisionalmente, o que entrard en vigor definitivamente, entre ellos. 

Articulo 62. ADHESI6N 

1) Podri adherirse a este Convenio, antes o despu~s de ]a entrada en vigor 

del mismo y en las condiciones que el Consejo establezca, el gobierno de 

cualquier Estado Miembro de las Naciones Unidas o de cualquiera de sus 

organismos especializados. 

2) Los instrumentos de adhesi6n deberfn ser depositados en poder del 

Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas. La adhesi6n serd efectiva desde el 

momento en que se deposite el respectivo instrumento. 

Artculo 63. RESERVAS 

No podrAn formularse reservas respecto de ninguna de las disposiciones de 

este Convenio. 

Articulo 64. EXTENSION A LOS TERRITORIOS DESIGNADOS 

I) Cualquier gobierno podri declarar, al firmar o depositar un instrumento de 

ratificaci6n, aceptaci6n, aprobaci6n o adhesi6n, o en cualquier fecha posterior 

mediante notificaci6n al Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas, que este 

Convenio se extiende a cualquiera de los territorios cuyas relaciones 

internacionales tenga a su cargo, en cuyo caso este Convenio se hard extensivo a 

dichos territorios a partir de la fecha de tal notificaci6n. 

2) Toda Parte Contratante que desee ejercer los derechos que le confieren las 

disposiciones del Articulo 5 respecto de cualquiera de los territorios cuyas 

relaciones internacionales tenga a su cargo, o que desee autorizar a cualquiera de 


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dichos territorios para que se integre ei Wif gftild Miembro fofmado en virtud de 

las disposiciones de los Artictilos 6 6 7, podrd hacerlo mediante la correspondiente 

notificaci6n al Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas, al efectuaf el dep6sito 

de su instrumento de ratificaci6n, atleotaci6n, aprobaci6n o adhesi6n, o en 

cualquier otra fecha posterior. 

3) Toda Parte Contratante que haya hecho una declaraci6n de conformidad 

con lo dispuesto en el ordinal I del presente Articulo podrd en cualquier fecha 

posterior, mediante notificaci6n al Secretario General dd las Naciones Unidas, 

declarar que este Convenio dejarA de dxeridefse all territofi0 nMelncionado en la 

notificaci6n, y en tal caso este Convenio dejari de hacersd extensivo a tal 

territorio a partir de la fecha de tal iibtificaci6n. 

4) Cuando un territorio al cual se liubiere extendido este Convenio en virtud 

de las disposiciones del ordinal I del presente Articulo se torne independiente, el 

gobierno del nuevo estado podrd, en un plazo de 90 dias a partir de la obtenci6n de 

la independencia, declarar por notificaci6n al Secretaii General de las Naciones 

Unidas que ha asumido los derechos y obligaciorieg comih Parte Contratante de 

este Convenio. Desde la fecha de tal notificaci6n, pasara' a ser Parte Contratante 

de este Convenio. El Consejo puede otorgar una pr6rr6ga del plazo en que se ha 

de hacer tal notificaci6n. 

Artfculo 65. RETIRO VOLUNTARIO 

Toda Parte Contratante podrd retirarse de este Convenio en cualquier 

tiempo, mediante notificaci6n por escrito de su retiro al Secretafi6 General de las 

Naciones Unidas. El retiro surtiri efecto 90 dias despu6s de ser recibida la 

notificaci6n. 

Art(culo 66. EXCLUSION 

Si el Consejo decidiere que un Miembro ha dejado de cumplir las 

obligaciones que le impone este Convenio y que tal incumplimiento entorpece 

seriamente el funcionamiento de este Convenio, podrdt, por una mayoria 

distribuida de dos tercios, excluir a tal Miembro de la Organizaci6n. El Consejo 

comunicard inmediatamente tal decisi6n al Secretario General de las Naciones 

Unidas. A los noventa dias de haber sido adoptada la decisi6n por el Consejo, tal 

Miembro dejard de ser Miembro de ]a Organizaci6n y, si fuere Parte Contratante, 

dejard de ser Parte de este Convenio. 

Artculo 67. AJUSTE DE CUENTAS CON LOS MIEMBROS QUE SE RETIREN 

0 HAYAN SIDO EXCLUIDOS 

I) En el caso de que un Miembro se retire o sea excluido de la Organizaci6n, 

el Consejo determinard el ajuste de cupntas a que haya lugar. La Organizaci6n 

retendrd las cantidades abonadas por cualquier Miembro que se retire o sea 

excluido de la Organizaci6n, quedando obligado a pagar cualquier cantidad que le 

deba a la Organizaci6n en el momento en que surta efecto tal retiro o exclusi6n; 

sin embargo, si se trata de una Parte Contratante que no pueda aceptar una 

enmienda y, por consiguiente, cese de participar en este Convenio en virtud de las 

disposiciones del ordinal 2 del Articulo 69, el Consejo podri determinar cualquier 

liquidaci6n de cuentas que considere equitativa. 

2) Ning~in Miembro que haya cesado de participar en este Convenio tendri 

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la Organizaci6n, nile cabrA responsabilidad en cuanto a enjugar parte alguna de 

un eventual d6ficit de la Organizaci6n al terminar este Convenio. 

Artfculo 68. DURACI6N Y TERMINACION 

1) Este Convenio permanecer, vigente durante un periodo de seis afios, es 

decir hasta el 30 de septiembre de 1982, a menos que sea prorrogado en virtud de 

las disposiciones del ordinal 3 del presente Articulo o se le declare terminado en 

virtud de las disposiciones del ordinal 4 del mismo. 

2) En el curso del tercer afio de la vigencia de este Convenio, o sea durante el 

afio cafetero que finaliza el 30 de septiembre de 1979, las Partes Contratantes 

notificarfin al Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas su intenci6n de 

continuar participando en este Convenio durante los tres afios restantes de la 

vigencia del mismo. Toda Parte Contratante que, Ilegado el 30 de septiembre de 

1979, no haya notificado su intenci6n de continuar participando en este Convenio 

durante los tres afios restantes de la vigencia del mismo, y todo territorio que sea 

Miembro o integrante de un grupo Miembro en nombre del cual no se haya hecho 

tal notificaci6n a la citada fecha, dejart de participar en este Convenio a partir del 

1 de octubre de 1979. 

3) En cualquier fecha posterior al 30 de septiembre de 1980 el Consejo podrd, 

mediante el voto del 58 por ciento de los Miembros, que representen por lo menos 

una mayoria distribuida del 70 por ciento del total de los votos, decidir que este 

Convenio sea renegociado o que sea prorrogado, con o sin modificaciones, por el 

periodo que determine el Consejo. Toda Parte Contratante que a la fecha en que 

tal Convenio renegociado o prorrogado entre en vigor no haya notificado al 

Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas su aceptaci6n de dicho Convenio 

renegociado o prorrogado, y todo territorio que sea Miembro o integrante de un 

grupo Miembro en nombre del cual no se haya hecho tal notificaci6n a la citada 

fecha dejard de participar en dicho Convenio a partir de esa misma fecha. 

4) El Consejo podrd en cualquier momento, mediante el voto afirmativo de 

una mayoria de los Miembros que represente por lo menos una mayoria 

distribuida de dos tercios del total de los votos, declarar terminado este Convenio 

en la fecha que determine el Consejo. 

5) Pese a la terminaci6n de este Convenio, el Consejo seguird existiendo todo 

el tiempo que se requiera para liquidar la Organizaci6n, cerrar sus cuentas y 

disponer de sus haberes, y tendri durante dicho periodo todas las facultades y 

funciones que sean necesarias para tales prop6sitos. 

Artfculo 69. ENMIENDAS 

1) El Consejo podri, por una mayoria distribuida de dos tercios, recomendar 

a las Partes Contratantes enmiendas a este Convenio. Las enmiendas entrardn en 

vigor a los cien dias de haber sido recibidas por el Secretario General de las 

Naciones Unidas notificaciones de aceptaci6n de Partes Contratantes que 

representen por lo menos el 75 por ciento de los paises exportadores que tengan 

por lo menos el 85 por ciento de los votos de los Miembros exportadores, y de 

Partes Contratantes que representen por lo menos el 75 por ciento de los paises 

importadores que tengan por lo menos el 80 por ciento de los votos de los 

Miembros importadores. El Consejo fijari el plazo dentro del cual las Partes 

Contratantes deberdn notificar al Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas que 

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cumplido los requisitos exigidos en cuanto a porcentajes para la entrada en vigor 

de la enmienda, se considerard retirada 6sta. 

2) Cualquier Parte Contratante que no haya notificado su aceptaci6n de una 

enmienda en el plazo fijado por el Consejo, o cualquier territorio que sea 

Miembro o integrante de un grupo Miembro en nombre del cual no se haya hecho 

la citada notificaci6n dentro de ese plazo, cesard de pa'ticipar en este Convenio 

desde la fecha en que entre en vigencia ]a enmienda. 

ArtIculo 70. DISPOSICIONES SUPLEMENTARIAS Y TRANSITORIAS 

1) Consid6rase este Convenio como ]a continuaci6n del Convenio Internacional 

del Caf6 de 1968 prorrogado mediante Protocolo. 

2) Con el objeto de facilitar la prolongaci6n, sin soluci6n de continuidad, del 

Convenio Internacional del Caf6 de 1968 prorrogado mediante Protocolo, se 

establece: 

a) Todas las medidas adoptadas por la Organizaci6n, o en nombre de la misma, o 

por cualquiera de sus 6rganos en virtud del Convenio Internacional del Caf6 de 

1968 prorrogado mediante Protocolo, que est6n en vigor el 30 de septiembre de 

1976 y en cuyos t6rminos no se haya estipulado su expiraci6n en esa fecha, 

permanecerdn en vigencia a menos que se modifiquen en virtud de las 

disposiciones de este Convenio. 

b) Todas las decisiones que deba adoptar el Consejo durante el afio cafetero 

1975/76 para su aplicaci6n en el afio cafetero 1976/77 se adoptardn durante el 

(iltimo periodo ordinario de sesiones que celebre el Consejo en el afio cafetero 

1975/76 y se aplicardn a titulo provisional como si este Convenio hubiere 

entrado ya en vigor. 

Articulo 71. TEXTOS AUTENTICOS DEL CONVENIO 

Los textos en espafiol, franc6s, ingl6s y portugu6s de este Convenio son 

igualmente aut6nticos. Los originales quedardn depositados en poder del 

Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas. 

EN FE DE LO CUAL, los infrascritos, debidamente autorizados a este efecto 

por sus respectivos gobiernos, han firmado este Convenio en las fechas que 

figuran junto a sus firmas. 

ANEXO I 

MIEMBROS EXPORTADORES CUYAS EXPORTACIONES A MIEMBROS 

IMPORTADORES SON INFERIORES A 400.000 SACOS 

Cuota initial de Nitero de votos Cuota initial de Nimer- de voto% 

exprtacidn anual en adwiin a los exportaci6n anual en adiciin a lns 

Miembro exportador (en miles de sanhs) totas b m sws Miembro exportador (en miles de sacos) rots bdlsi'oa 

II) (2) (I) (2) 

Menos de 100.000 Mds de 100.000 

sacos sacos 

Gab6n ........ 25 0 Liberia ........ 100 2 

Jamaica ......... 25 0 Guinea ........ 127 2 

Congo ........ 25 0 Sierra Leona .... 180 3 



Cwl, initial de 

e.xportwhi$ nl ted 

Miepohn exporlador (en miles de sm-c') 

Menos de 100.000 

sacos 

Panamd......... 41 

Dahomey ...... 33 

Bolivia ......... 73 

Ghana ......... 66 

Trinidad y Tabago 

........... 69 

Nigeria ......... 70 

Paraguay ....... 70 

Timor ........... 82 

SUB-TOTAL 579 

TOTAL 

Australia ......... 

B6lgica * ......... 

Bolivia .......... 

Brasil ........... 

Burundi ......... 

Camertin ......... 

Canadi .......... 

Colombia ........ 

Congo .......... 

Costa de Marfil ..... 


Checoslovaquia .... 

Chipre .......... 

Dahomey ........ 

Dinamarca ........ 

Ecuador ......... 


Espafia .......... 

Estados Unidos 

de Am6rica ...... 

Etiopia .......... 

Finlandia ......... 

Francia .......... 

Gab6n .......... 

Ghana .......... 

Guatemala ........ 

Guinea .......... 

H aiti ........... 

Honduras ........ 

India ........... 

Indonesia ........ 

Irlanda .......... 

Jamaica ......... 

Jap6n ........... 

* Incluye Luxemburgo. 

I cptrt adores 

1.000 

4 

336 8 

20 

114 

4 

49 

22 

4 

16 

35 

28 

4 

4 

33 6 

12 

II 

II 

26 

4 

NMner de volo 

eni adicitn a las 

mfoo hdsi2ov 

0)1 

ANEXO 2 

Mds de 100.000 

sacos 

Reptblica Centroafricana 

...... 

Togo ......... 

Rwanda ....... 

Venezuela ...... 

Burundi ....... 

H aiti ......... 

DISTRIBUCION DE VOTOS 

lportlaotren 

1.000 

12 

29 

32 

10 5 

23 

29 

392 

22 

87 

6 

37 

Ctuta in ical de Ndtiner de toto, 

etxportu.'itt annul en adicihin a I... 

Miemhn, exportador (en ,uile tie , aos.) tot-, b,!iit-,, 

SUB-TOTAL 

TOTAL 

Il) 12) 

205 

225 

300 

325 

360 

360 

2.182 

2.761 

E'.porladore% hluorftadore% 

Kenia ............ 17 - 

Liberia ............ 4 - 

Madagascar ........ 18 - 

Mexico ........... 32 - 

Nicaragua ......... 13 - 

Nigeria ............ 4 - 

Noruega .......... - 16 

Nueva Zelandia . ... - 7 

Paises Bajos ...... - 47 

Panami............. 4 - 

Papua-Nueva Guinea 

............. 4 - 

Paraguay .......... 4 - 

Perti............... 16 - 

Portugal ......... - 12 

Reino Unido ...... - 51 

Repfblica Centroafricana 

............ 7 - 

Repfblica Dominicana 

.............. 12 - 

RepOblica Federal 

de Alemania ..... - 104 

Rwanda ......... 6 - 

Sierra Leona ...... 6 - 

Suecia . .......... - 37 

Suiza ............ - 24 

Tanzania .......... 15- 

Timor ............. 4 - 

Togo ............. 7 - 

Trinidad y Tabago ... 4 - 

Uganda ........... 42 - 

Venezuela .......... 9 - 

Yugoslavia ....... - 18 

Zaire . ........... 21 - 


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Belgique: 

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B6nin: 

B6nin: 

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India: 

Inde: 

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Indonesia: 

Indon6sie: 

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Irlanda: 

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16 July 1976 

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Jamaica: 

Jama'ique: 

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Japan: 

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Japdo: 

Jap6n: 

Kenya: 

Kenya: 

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27 July 1976 

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22nd July 1976 

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Cingapura: 

Sihgapur: 

Jost MANUEL GALVAO TELLES 

15.7.76 

CALLIXTE HABAMENSHI 

31-3-1976 

EDWARD WILMOT BLYDEN 

13 July 1976 



South Africa: 

Afrique du Sud: 

Africa do Sul: 

Sudfrica: 

Spain: 

Espagne: 

Espanha: 

Espahia: 

Sweden: 

Suede: 

Su6cia: 

Suecia: 

Switzerland: 

Suisse: 

Sui a: 

Suiza: 

Togo: 

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Togo: 

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Trinit6-et-Tobago: 

Trindade e Tobago: 

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JAIME DE PINItS Y RUBIO 

13 de julio de 1976' 

OLOF RYDBECK 

22/6 1976 

JEAN-FRANCOIS SIGISMOND MARCUARD 

5.4.762 

AKANYI AWUNYO KoDJOvi 

25/3/76 

FRANK OWEN ABDULAH 

June 9, 1976

1976 

Uganda: 

Ouganda: 

Uganda: 

Uganda: 


Louis KAYANDA MWANGAGUHUNGA 

29th July, 1976 

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: 

Union des Rpubliques socialistes sovi~tiques: 

Unio das Reptiblicas Socialistas Sovi~ticas: 

Uni6n de Reptiblicas Socialistas Sovi~ticas: 

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: 

Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord: 

Reino Unido da Grd-Bretanha e Irlanda do Norte: 

Reino Unido de Gran Bretafia e Irlanda del Norte: 

IVOR SEWARD RICHARD 

31-3-1976 

United Republic of Cameroon: 

R~publique-Unie du Cameroun: 

Reptiblica Unida dos Camar6es: 

Reptiblica Unida del Camertn: 

LIOPOI.D FERDINAND OYONO 

3 juin 1976 

United Republic of Tanzania: 

R~publique-Unie de Tanzanie: 

Reptiblica Unida da Tanzania: 

ReptIblica Unida de Tanzania: 

SAI.IM AHMED SALIM 

June 9, 1976 

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Etats-Unis d'Am~rique: 

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Zaire: 

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Zaire: 

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SIMON ALBERTO CONSALVI 

July 30. 76 

D2EVAD MUJEZINOVIt 

July 31. 1976 

UMBA DI LUTETE 

Le 30 juillet 1976 

European Economic Community: 

Communautd 6conomique europ~enne: 

Comissdo Econ6mica Europ~ia: 

Comunidad Econ6mica Europea: 

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DECLARATION MADE 

UPON NOTIFICATION 

JAPAN 

"...During the period of provisional 

application, the Agreement will be 

implemented by the Government of 

Japan within the limitation of its 

internal legislations and budgets." 

DtCLARATION FAITE 

LORS DE LA NOTIFICATION 

JA PO N 

[TRADUCTION -TRANSLATION 1 

... Pendant la p~riode de son application 

provisoire, I'Accord serait mis en 

oeuvre par le Gouvernement japonais 

dans la mesure autoris~e par ses 

dispositions 16gislatives et budg~taires 

internes. 

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HJim nepecraeT y'IaCTBOBaTIb B OpIIH4311IH., OCTatOh1gecm 'luleHbl TiTOH rpynnbi 

MoI'yT XOA!iTaiACTBOBa-r6 nepeA COBeTOM o cOxpaHeHHH iTOA ipyfinbi; 3Ta rpynna 

npo OJ1)KaeT cyuteCTBOBaTb, eCJiH COBeT He OTKJ1OHHT JTO xoRaTaAICTBO. B 

c.nytiae .HKBHRamH KaKOrO-1H60 IpyHfOBOIo y'iaCTHNKa Ka>Kblfi 6bBWHA tlJleH 

JTOH Ipytlnbl CTaHOBHTCI OTeeJlbHblM ytiaCTHHKOM. YiaCTHHK, nepecTaBHhl 

6b1Tb tlIleHOM Irpynlbl, He Mo)KeT, noKa JTO CoriJaweHe OcTaeTCR B C141e, CHOBa 

CTaTI mI./eHOM KaKOH-JAH6O Ipyllnbl. 

Cinanm 7. [1OCJ1IEYtIOIEIE IPYl1IIOBOE YtIACTIIE 

ABOe 14n1 HeCKOJ6KO 3KcnopTaPytOt1tHX ytiaCTHHKOB MOryT B J.ro6oe BpeMm1 

nocne BCTyI]JeHH1m 3TOr'O Coi'naweHHs B CH.4ly, XojjaTaHCTBOBa'b nepell COBeTOM 


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o6 o6pa3OBaHHHi rpynnoBoro ytiaCTHHKa. COBeT yAOBJieTBOpmeT :.TO xOJaTaH- 

CTBO, ec.nH yCTaHOBHT, tTO 3TH ytlaCTHHKH cjejia-iH 3aR5BjieHHe H nlpeACTaBH"JH 

yAOBJieTBOpHTeJIbHbie AOKa3aTeJibCTBa, B COOTBeTCTBHH C Tpe6OBaHHtiMH inyHKTa 

I CTaTbH 6. Ilociie yjqoBj-eTBOpeHH5 iTOrO xolaTaricTna Ha AaHHOrO rpynnoBoro 

ytiaCTHHKa pacnpoCTpaHNIOTCm nojiowteHH t1yHKTOB 2, 3, 4 H 5 yKa3aHHOA 

CTaTbH. 

FJIABA iv. OPFAHH3A1I45H H YIPABJIEHHE 

CMambR 8. MECTOUIPEBbIBAHHE 14 CTPYKTYPA ME)KJ]YHAPOIHOA 

OPFAHH3ALWHH NO KOE 

1) Me>KpyHapoAHaR opraHH3atm no Ko(pe, y'ipe>KAeHHaa Ha OCHOBaHHH 

CornaweHHa 1962- rosa, npooJiKaeT cBoe cyueCTBOBaHHe B tueitx npoee"1%] 

B )KH3Hb noJIo)eHfi4 HaCTO,1utero CornaweHH H Ha6j11o~eHti 3a ero ReACTBHeM. 

2) MecTonpe6blBaHmeM OpraHH3agH4 mwB1SeTCM JIOHJAOH, eciH COBeT 

pa3leJ1bHblM 6ojbIIHHCTBOM B ABe TpeTH rojiocoB He npHMeT HHoro peueHHi. 

3) OpraH3atim ocytAeCTBJ1ReT CBOH pYHKW4H 'iepe3 Me>K ytapoAHbliA 

cOBeT no KOde, IcnojiHHTeJlbHblU KOMHTeT, IIcnoJIHHTenJbHOrO lpeKTOpa H ero 

nepcoHaJI. 

Cmnamba 9. COCTAB ME)KJ1YHAPOJIHOFO COBETA HO KO(DE 

1) BbICWHM opranoM OpraHH3aUHH ,tBJIReTC,9 Me AyHapoAHbliA COBeT no 

KO4(e, COCTORiLMH H3 Bcex y'iaCTHHKOB OpFaHH3atkHn. 

2) KaWX~bIAi y-iaCTHHK Ha3HaiaeT OJtHOro npeACTaBHTen.9 B CoBeTe H, no 

KeJaHH1o, OAHOrO HJIH HeCKOJ~bKHX 3aMeCTHTeJieAI npeAcTaHTeqsl. KpoMe Toro, 

ino6oi ytLaCTHHK MO>KeT Ha3uatlaTb OAHOrO HJIH HeCKOJIbKHX cOBeTHHKOB 

npeACTaBHTejms HJiH 3aMeCTHTeJ-eg npeAcTaBHTe.. 

CrnambA 10. FIOJHOMOtIl1,9 H PYHKUH1H COBETA 

1) HOCHTejieM Bcex npaB, npRMo npe~yCMaTpHBaeMbIX B TOM CornaweHtni, 

SIBJIRIeTCR CoieT, KOTOpblA HMeeT npaBa H BbilOJ1H5eT d4yHKUHH, Heo6xoJHtMble 

AnmS npoBegeHHA B )tKH3Hb noJ]o>KeHHf 3Toro CormateHHl. 

2) COBeT, pa3AejibHbiM 60J16WIHHCTBOM B JABe TpeTH rOJiOCOB, yCTaHaBJ1HBaeT 

Heo6xoHMbie A.imR npOBeqeHHR B WlH3Hb nonoKeHHm CoraweHHH H OTBe'-a|Ot1He 

CoraaweHHio npaBta H HOpMbl, BKJImoal CBOH co6CTBeHHbie npaiaH.a 

npotte/jyphb H 4HHaHCOBbie nOaO>KeHHR OpraHH3autH, a TaKwKe nojiowenHHS o 

nepcoHaile. B CBOHX npaantnax npottegypbl COBeT MO>KeT npeX]yCMOTpeTb 

nop5IAOK pa3peueHHn5 onpe,ejieHHbIX BonpOCOB 6e3 CO3blBa 3acegaHnA. 

3) COBeT, jAanee, BegeT Heo6xtoxHMy|o JAim BbfonIHeHmq ero dbyHKt1Hi no 

aTOMy CoramenHmo AOKyMeHTaH|O H TaKHe Apyrte 3anHcH, KaKne npH3HaeT 

>KejiaTeJlbHbMH, a TaKKe ony6J1HKOBblBaeT roAOBOA OTeT. 

Cmamblt I/. BbIBOPbl nPERCERATEJIS 14 3AMECTIITEJlEI 

I1PERCEJATEJ1a COBETA 

I) COBeT H36HpaeT, Ha Ka>K~tblI KO4)eAHhiA roA, npetceIaTe1R H nepBoro, 

BTOporo H TpeTbero 3aMeCTHTeeAI npeAcegaTejig. 


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2) KaK npaBHJIo, npe~ceaTeib H nepBbtI 3aMeCTHTeJ~b npegceaTejia 

H36HpaIOTCl H1H H3 tiHcJIa npeAcTaBHTeneA 3KcnopTHpyIoUIHX yqaCTHHKOB HJIH 

H3 qHCna npeACTaBHTeJieH HMr1OpTHpy1O11HX yaCTHHKOB, a BTOpOH H TpeTHA 

3aMeCTHTeJIH npeAce~aTejia H36HpaOTCR H3 qHcJ1a npeAcTaBHTenerH Apyroi 

KaTeropHH ytiaCTHHKOB. KawKbiA KO4eaHb~li ro 3TH AOJ2KHOCTH nepexoAlT OT 

OAHOi 113 3THX [ByX KaTerOpH4A ymaCTHHKOB K Apyrog. 

3) rlpeceaTeJlb H11H HCriOj1H i01"I~H o6H3aHHOCTH npeXgcegaTeI1S 3aMeCTH- 

TeJlb npelce~aTejia He HMeeT npaBa yqaCTBOBaTb B rOJIOCOBaHHH. B 3TOM cjiyqae 

ero 3aMeCTHTe~Jb OCyUleCTBJ15ieT fipaBo rojioca, npHHa~jie)Kauee COOTBeTCTByioueMy 

yqaCTHHKy. 

Cmamt,.R 12. CECCMH COBETA 

KaK npaBHJIO, COBeT npOBOAHT omepeRfbie ceCCHH ABa pa3a B roA. OH 

Mo2KeT CO6HpaTbCJ9 Ha cliAHa21bHbie ceCCHH, eCJIH flpHHHMaeT TaKOe pemueHHe. 

CneiHa1bHbIe CeCCHH MoryT TaKwKe CO3blBaTbCi n1o ripOCb6e HCnO1HHTeJlbHOrO 

KOMHTeTa, Hi1 no npocb6e mo6btx nTH yqaCTHHKOB, H11 yqaCTHHKa HiH 

yqaCTHHKOB, KOTOpbie pacnonaraKoT He MeHee, qeM 200 ronocaMn. KpoMe 

c-qyqaeB KparHei CpO4HOCTH, yBeAOMJ1eHHe o npeAcTosluei cecCHK HanpaBJIqeT- 

C1 He MeHee, qeM 3a TPItxaTb RHeA. CeCCHH npoxoAJT B MeCTe npe6bBaHHS 

OpraHH3axHH, ecfl COBeT He npHMeT HHOrO peileHHA. 

Cmamb11 13. FO1OCA 

1) 9KcnopTHpyiouAie yaCTHHIKH HMeIOT BMecTe 1 000 rojiOCOB, H HMnOpTHpyioiume 

yqaCTHHKH HMeIOT BMeCTe 1 000 rOjiOCOB, H 3TH ronoca pacnpegeJASOTCA 

cpen yqaCTHHKOB KawgOi KaTeropHH, T.e. COOTBeTCTBeHHO cpen 3KCnOpTHPylOIAHX 

H HMnOpTHPYIOUAHX ytiaCTHHKOB, coriiacHo noAO)1CeHHAM cneAyouHx 

nyHKTOB HacTOsuAeA CTaTbH. 

2) KawcoMy y'aCTHHKy nPH4Ha1AieHT nATb OCHOBHbIx roaocoe, npH 

yCJIOBHH, MTO o6umee tIHCJIO OCHOBHbIX rOJ1OCOB ytaCTHHKOB KaAoRi KaTeropHH 

He npeBbIIaeT 150. ECJH oKa)KeTCA, 'qTO IHCJ1O 3KCnOpTHpyIOUAHX yIaCTHHKOB 

111 'HCJIO HMnOPTHPYIOUXHX yqaCTHHKOB 6yeT 6o31biue TpHULaTH, TO qmCJIO 

OCHOBHbIX FOJIOCOB KawKoro yqaCTHHKa COOTBeTCTByiOuIeA KaTeropHH H3MeHAeTCA 

TaHM o6pa3oM, MTO6bI MHCJIO OCHOBHbIX rOAOCOB yqaCTHHKOB KaWAOA 

KaTeropHH He npeBbiwaIo MaKCHMyMa B 150. 

3) 3 cnOpTnpyiouAHe y-iaCTHHKH, yKa3aHmbie B npHJ1o>KeH4H 1, raK 

HMeIOuAHe nepBoHatiaJIbHyio eweroAnyIO 3KcnOpTHyIO KBOTy B 100 000 MewUKOB 

Ko4e H 6onee, HO MeHee 400 000 MeMKOB, nOMHMO OCHOBHbJX roJocOB 

pacnonaraioT tiHC3Om roJIOCOB, nepe aHHbtM HM B COOTBeTCTBHH CO BTOpOAI 

KOJIOHKOi npH3o4eHHA I. EcnH KaKOl-3n6o 3KcnOpTHpylOuAHfi yqaCTHHK, 

yKa3aHHbIA B 3TOM flyHKTe, npefnoqHTaeT HMeTb OCHOBHyIO KBOTy B COOTBeT- 

CTBHH C nO31O2iCeHH5IMH HyHKTa 5 CTaTbH 31, TO no31o24eHHH JgaHHOrO nyHKTa K 

HeMy 6ouee He npHMeHAIOTCa. 

4) fipH yCJIOBHH co6moeHHA noo)eHHA CTaTbH 32, OCTanJbHibe roJioca 

3KcnOpTHPY1OUHX y'IaCTHHKOB Ae31ITCA Mew)y yaCTHHKaMH, HMeOIUHMm 

OCHOBHYIO KBOTy, npOnOpAIHOHabHO cpeAneMy KOJIHqeCcTBy Koce, 3KcnOpTHpO- 

BaHHorO HMH B HMnOpTnpyiuAne CTpaHbi-yqaCTHHL~bI B 1968/69-1971/72 

Ko4ber4HbIX roAax BKJI[O4HTejbHO. 3To COCTaBJlIeT OCHOBy pacnpejeieHHA 

rojiocOB COOTBeTCTBy1OUAHX aKCnOpTHPYIOUAHX ytiaCTHHKOB AO 31 XeKa6pA 

1977 rosa. HaHHam c I SIHBapm 1978 roga OCTaJIbHbIe ronoca aKcnOpTHpyIOIHX 



ytiaCTHHKOB, HMeLI.HX OCHOBHyIO KBOTy, IlOCt4HTbIBaFOTCS lponOpLAHOHaJlbHO 

cpegHeMy KO.iHqeCTBy KOCje, COOTBeTCTBeHHO 3KcnOpTHpOBaHHOMy HMH B 

HMI1OpTHpyioUMHe CTpaHbi-yaCTHHttbl cJiegylUtiHM O6pa3OM: 

C I xneapn Ko 4efinme zooi 

1978 .................................. 1969/70, 1970/71, 1971/72, 1976/77 

1979 .................................. 1970/71, 1971/72, 1976/77, 1977/78 

1980 .................................. 1971/72, 1976/77, 1977/78, 1978/79 

1981 .... ............................. 1976/77. 1977/78, 1978/79, 1979180 

1982 .................................. 1977/78, 1978/79, 1979/80, 1980/81 

5) OcTatotitHecR ronoca HMnOpT11pylOUl1nx yiaCTHHKOB pacnpelenAnOTC 

MewKXy 3THMH yqaCTH1KaM11 nponopLtHoHa bHao cpeJAHeMy KOJl1HqeCTBy Koe, 

HMnOpTHpOBaHHorO Ka>K/IbIM H3 HHX 3a npewecTayiomHe TPH KaneHJapHbIX 

rola. 

6) Pacnpele.neHHe rOJIOCOB npOH3BOHTC1 COBeTOM B COOTBeTCTBHH C 

lOO>KeHHiMH HaCTOqtuleA CTaTbH B Hatiae Kaw)KOFO KOqpegHOrO rosa H OCTaeTCR 

B CHJie B TeqeHHe 3TOFO rojla, 3a HCKJiIOteHHeM cJiyqaeB, npelycMaTpHBaeMblX B 

nyHKTaX 4 H 7 HaCTOfu.tegi CTaTbH. 

7) Bo Bcex cJiy t aax, KOrIa npOHCXO/J9T H3MeHeHHJ9 B COCTaBe OpraHH3aWtit 

Him nlpHOCTaHaBJIHBaeTCi HAM BOCCTaHaBlHBaeTCA nipaBo roiloca KaKOrO-J.H60 

yqacTHHKa, cornacno nOCTaHOBjieHHRM CTaTeA 26, 42, 45 Hm 58, COBeT 

ipOH3BOHT nepepacnpeteneHHe rOnOCOB B COOTBeTCTBHH C HaCTowgLLterI CTaTbei. 

8) HH OXAHH H3 yqaCTHHKOB He Mow.ceT HMeTb 6Oibtwe 400 rOnOcoB. 

9) )jpo6nenne rOAOCOB He AOnycKaeTcM. 

Cmambt 14. -POLAEJYPA FOJIOCOBAHK5I B COBETE 

I) Ka>K/bli yqaCTHHK BnpaBe nO~aTb CTOJ1bKO rOJiOCOB, CKOJlbKO eMy 

npHHa Jle>KHT, HO He HMeeT npaaa AeInTb CBOH ronoca. OH MO)KeT, O/HaKO, 

FOJ1OCOBaTb HHaqe, Korea OCyL.keCTBJsleT npaao roiOca, corilacHO nlyHKTy 2 

HaCToumei CTaTbH. 

2) Kac tbli aKCnopTHpylOnAiH yaCTHHK MowIeT ynoafHOMO4HTb mo6oro 

Apyroro 3KcnopTHpytouero y'IaCTHHKa, H Ka Klblg HMnOpTHpylotlUHrl y4aCTHHK 

MowIeT ynO.IHOMOqHTb no6oro Apyroro HMnOpTHpytOtUerO yqaCTHHKa npeACTaB- 

.IRTb ero HHTepeCbl H ocytLLeCTBJ11Tb ero npaBo rOtaca Ha .O6OM 3acetalHml Him1 

3acejaHH.9X CoBeTa. OrpaHHIeHHe, npe/ycmaTpHBaeMoe B nyHKTe 8 CTaTbH 13, B 

,TOM ciyqiae He npHMeH51eTC51. 

Cmamb.R 15. PEIIIEHME COBETA 

1) Bce peweHHq COBeTa [1pHHHMalOTCJ H Bce peKOMeHtatHH yTBep>KAJialOTC.l 

npOCTbIM pa3,e~JbHblM 60.lbWHHCTBOM rojocoB, eciiH CornawetH1eM He npetyc- 

MaTPHBaeTCI HHOe. 

2) B OTHOmeHHH nio6oro peweHq CoaBeTa, AnAi KOTOpOro Tpe6yeTcq B 

COOTBeTCTBHH C CorawemieM pa3AenlbHOe 6OJnbWHHCTBO B ABe TpeTH rOJiOCOB, 

npHMeHmeTCA cne/yfouam npoteJlypa: 

a) ec.ri pa3, enbHOrO 60.nbiHHCTBa B JABe TpeTH FOJ1OCOB He noajiyaeTca 

BcJleJACTBHe no/aqH rojiOCOB vflpOTHB>O TpeMqI H11 MeHbwHM 'HCJIOM 

3KcnOPTHpyIOUUHX yqacTHHKOB H1IH TpeM1 H1H MeHbUIHM 'IHCJIOM HMnOpTHpy- 


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IoUHX ytliaCTHHKOB, TO npegjiJoKeHHe, ecjim COBeT pewHT 6OJ6hlWHHCTBOM 

IIpHCyTCTBylOI1,HX ytiaCTHHKOB H npOCTbIM pa3Ae~bl-blM 6OJlbWLHHCTBOM 

rOJiOCOB, CHOBa CTaBHTC.9 Ha rojiOcOBaHIe B TetleHHe 48 lacOB; 

b) ecjm pa3gjeJbHOro 6OJIbwlHHCTBa B XXBe TpeTH rOJIOCOB CHOBa He noiy'iaeTcst 

BcjleCTBHe nOJat'H roiocoB eHH[MtiM CoruaueHHl. 

CmanlbA 16. COCTAB KOMHTETA 

1) HcnOJAHMTeJlbHblrl KOMHTeT COCTOHT H3 BOCbMH 4KcnOpTHpYfOtkHX 

ytiaCTHHKOB H BOCbMH HMnOpTHpyIOHLHX y'|aCTHHKOB, KOTOpbIe H36HpalOTCR Ha 

Ka>Kgblr KobefiHtblfi rOjA B COOTBeTCTBHH CO CTaTbeA 17. tIJIeHbl KOMHTeTa MOrYT 

6blTb nepeH36paHbl. 

2) KawKgbli 'lheH KOMHTeTa Ha3HaqaeT OAHOrO npeCTaBHTeJi5 m, no 

>KenaHH1o, oAHoro HaJH HeCKOJIbKHX 3aMeCTHTenJ1e npegcTaBHTen. KpoMe Toro, 

Ato6ogi mlJeH Mo>KeT Ha3HalHTb O HOrO HH HeCKOJnbKO COBeTHHKOB npeACTaBHTene4 

HJIH 3aMeCTHTeegI npegCTaBHTe.. 

3) tlcnOuIHHTeJlbHbIg KOMHTeT HMeeT npe~ce~aTen H 3aMeCTHTeJim npe/ce- 

AaTeJ1, KOTOpbie H36HpalOTCq COBeTOM Ha Ka>KKe KaTerOpHH ytiaCTHHKOB. 

4) O6blHO KOMHTeT 3acexgaeT B MeCTe npe6blBaHH.9 OpraHH3atirH, HO 

MO>KeT npOBOAHT6 3ace/aHH5I H B Ipyf'HX MecTax. 

CmaMbA 17. BbIBOPbi KOMlITETA 

1) Bb16opbi 3KcnOpTHpY|OIIHX yqaCTHHKOB H HMnOpTHpytOtItHX yLIaCTHHKOB 

B KOMHTeT npiOH3BO51TC.9 B COBeTe 3KcnOpTHpyfOtMHMH yqaCTHHKaMH OpraHH3at1HH 

H ee HMnOpTHPYtO1HMH yqiaCTHHKaMH COOTBeTCTBeHHO. B Kaw;or 

KaTerOpHH BbI6opbi nPOH3BO S1TCq coriiacHo nojio>KeHHS1M cuiegytott~x nyHKTOB 

HaCTOMLteri CTaTbH. 

2) KawbiAf y'iaCTHHK nogaeT Bce rouioca, Ha KOTOpbIe OH HMeeT npa~o 

coriiacHo CTaTbe 13, 3a KaKOro-fH6o OJAHOrO KaH~mHJaTa. Jho6oA yLiaCTHHK 

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MOxICeT nlOxaTb 3a Apyroro KaHAH]aTa juo6ble ronoca, KOTOpbIMH OH pacnoi2araeT, 

cori1acno nyHKTy 2 CTaTbH4 14. 

3) BoceMb KaHXHXgaTOB, nony4HBIII1X Ha16Onbluee -cI1JIo ronOCOB, C4IHTa- 

IOTCRl H36paHHbIMH, HO KaHAHgaT He C'IHTaeTCB I436paHHbIM HpH nepBoM 

rOjIOCOBaHHH, eC1H OH He IloJly'HT nO KpaAiHeAi Mepe 75 roiOcOB. 

4) EcJrrn, coraCHO nonowe-1O14HM nyHKTR 3 HaCTO~lueri CTaTb[], npH nepBOM 

roj1OCOBaHH14 H36HpaeTCA MeHbiUle BOCbMH KaHAHgaTOB, TO npOBOARTCR9 HOBbie 

rOJiOCOBaHHI5, npH KOTOpbIX npaBo y'laCTBOBaTb B FOJIOCOBaHHH HMeIOT TOJIbKO Te 

ytiaCTH4K[H, KOTOpble He roJ1ocOBa2J1] H] 3a OAHOFO 143 H36paHHblX y)Ke 

KaHAJDHaTOB. FlIpH KaxKcOM HOBOM ro21ocoBaHH1 MHHHMyM rOJiOCOB, Heo6xOH- 

MbIX AJ131 H36paHHA, nocieXeaaTeJlbHO coKpatuaeTca Ha hATh, nOKa He 6yteT 

H36paHO BOCeMb KaHAHgaTOB. 

5) fho6ori yqaCTH14K, KOTOpbI He rOJOCOBanJ HH 3a OAHOtO 143 II36paHHbIX 

KaHAH~aTOB, OT~aeT CBOH_ ronoca B flOJIb3y OHOrO H]3 HI4X c co6A.oieHmeM 

nyHKTOB 6 H 7 HacToAuieH CTaTbH. 

6) YqaCTHHK C'4HTaeTCA noJy]HBLHM TO 14Co rojocoe, KOTOpOe 6bIJO 

nepBOHatiaAbHO noAaHO 3a Hero, Korta OH 6bIJI H36paH, H, KpOMe TOrO, TO qH4CfO 

roAocoB, KOTOpOe 6bI O OTaHO B ero noJlb3y, npH yCnIoBHH, 1TO o6nmee '41cJio 

roJ1OCOB 3a KaKoro-J1160 H36paHHoro ymaCTHI4Ka He 6y~eT 6obme 499. 

7) Ec1im ronoca, KOTOpbie C14HTaIOTC1 fOJlyqeHHbIMH KaKHM-JIu60 H36paH- 

HbIM y'iaCTHHKOM, npeBbimLaIOT 'tlc410 499, TO y4aCTHHKH4, KOTOpbie rOJIOCOBaJl1 

3a TOrO H36paHHOrO yqaCTH[]Ka HJIH OT~aJIH B ero nOJb3y CBOH roi1oca, 

AOrOBap4BaOTC1 MewKJy co6oA 0 TOM, NITO OR[]H H1H HeCKOJqbKO 143 HHX BO3bMNT 

cBOH rojioca OT 3TOrO ymaCTHHKa H OT~aAyT 14X B nOJlb3y jpyroro H36paHHOrO 

y'aCTHHKa C TeM, 47To6bi ronoca, fI-ryqeHHbIe KaWKXlblM H36paHHbIM ymaCTHH- 

KOM, He npeBbIlBa21J npexena B 499. 

Cmamwt 18. KOMIETEHLI4Si KOMHTETA 

1) KOMHTeT OTBeTCTBeH nepeA COBeTOM H pa6oTaeT no 6uAHmM pyKOBOA- 

CTBOM nocnegHero. 

2) COBeT MO2KeT pa3gJlbHbIM 6obIHHCTBOM B ABe TpeTH rO1OCOB nepe~aTb 

KOMHTeTy ocyuecTBJieHHe KaKHX-Jn160 1411 Bcex CBOHx nOJ1HOMOq'Hi, KpOMe 

HHecJiegyiouAjx: 

a) YTBep>KAeHme agM14HHCTpaTHBHoro 61oAXeTa H onpeAenfeH1e B3HOCOB, 

cornacHo CTaTbe 25; 

b) npHOCTaHOBJIeHe npaea rojioca y4aCTHHKa, cornacHo CTaTb1M 45 [] 58; 

c) OTMeHa o6ai3aTeJnbCTB yqaCTHHKOB B COOTBeTCTBHH CO CTaTbe 56; 

d) pa3peweHe cnOPOB Ha OCHOBaHH CTaTbH 58; 

e) onpegeieae yCnOBHAI npcoeAHHeHHJ, cornacHo CTaTbe 62; 

f) npHHATHe peweH49, Tpe6yiouLerO BbIxoJa yqaCTHHKa B COOTBeTCTBHH CO 

CTaTbe 66; 

g) npHHTHe peiueHHA, Kacatolgeroca npoBeeHHA HOBbIX neperoBopoB no 

CornameHHEO, npojJeHHA HA npeKpaMe114 CorniaieHHa B COOTBeTCTBhH CO 

CTaTbeA 68; H] 

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3) COBeT npOCTbiM pa3AeJnbHblM 6OJnbIlIHHCTBOM FOJIOCOB MOweT B .io6oe 

BpeMR9 OTMeHHTb JlO6bie nOJnHOMOIHJ9, KOTOpble 6blJM AeerHpoBaHbi KOMHTeTy. 

CmambA 19. -POLkERYPA rOJIOCOBAHHa, B KOMHTETE 

1) Ka)KbIA 'neH KOMHTeTa anpaae nlOXaTb CTOJIbKO rOriOCOB, CKOJIbKO HM 

6b11O nony'eHo cornacno nOCTaHOBneHHRM nyHKTOB 6 H 7 CTaTbH 17. 

ronocoBaHHe Ha OCHOBaHHH nOnnOMHM He AonyCKaeTCR. '-IieH KoMHTeTa He 

Mo>KeT Apo6HTb CBOI rojoca. 

2) )An. npHHATHq KOMHTeTOM KaKoro-1a60 pemennJ9 Heo6xOAHMO TaKOe 

6onbWIHHCTBo FOJiOCOB, KaKOe 6bIlIo 6b1 Heo6xoAHMO, ecim 6b 3TO peleHHe 

flpHHHMajiOCb COBeTOM. 

Cmambq 20. KBOPYM HA 3ACEAAHHIX COBETA H KOMHTETA 

1) KBopyM Ha JnO6oM 3aceaHHH COBeTa COCTaBJIReT npHCyTCTBHe 6O.nb- 

UIHHCTBa yqaCTHHKOB, pacnonaratoutiHx pa3AeJlbHbIM 60JIbWHHCTBOM B ABe TpeTH 

Bcex rOJIOCOB. ECiH He 6yeT KBOpyMa BO BpeMm, Ha3HaqeHHOe An1H OTKpbITHJ9 

KaKOro-11H60 3ace~aHm.l COBeTa, npe ce~aTenb COBeTa Mo2IeT fpHHRTb pelueHHe 

OTJIO>KHTb BpeMA OTKpbTH3I 3aceganHH no MeHbueHI Mepe Ha TpH qaca. Ecui He 

6yleT KBOpyMa H K 3TOMy MOMeHTy, npeice~aTejib MO>KeT BHOBb OTJIO>KHTb 

BpeM.9 3acegaHmm COBeTa no MeHbierI Mepe eume Ha TpH qaca. 3Ta npoueypa 

MO>KeT nOBTOp5ITbCI AO Tex nop, nOKa B Ha3HaqeHHoe BpeMM He 6yxeT KBOpyMa. 

I1peACTaBHTe.JbCTBO, coriacHo IyHKTy 2 CTaTbH 14, C'IHTaeTc.9 IpHCyTCTBHeM. 

2) KBOpyM Ha .ruo60M 3aceaHHH KoMHTeTa COCTaBJIgeT IIpHCyTCTBHe 

60JbWHHCTBa qLieHOB, pacnonaratouALix pa3AeJbHblM 6OJ]bWHHCTBOM B ABe TpeTH 

Bcex FOjiOCOB. 

CmambA 21. IICIOJ1HHTEJlbHbiA Q14PEKTOP M -IEPCOHAJI 

1) COBeT no peKoMeHa~iit KOMHTeTa Ha3HaiaeT HcnonnitTenbnoro 

AmpeKTOpa. YCA1OBHR Ha3HaqeHHS HcnOnIHHTeJIbHOrO AHpeKTopa onpexerniiO.TCa 

COBeTOM, HO XAOJI>KHbi 6brTb cpaBHHMbI C TeMH, KOTOpbie cyIIeCTBYIOT AAS 

COOTBeTCTByIOllHX OJ1)KHOCTHbIX JIHLJ B aHaJIOrH'lHbIX Me)KnIpaBHTeJlbCTBeHHbIX 

opraHH3aAHix. 

2) HcnonHHTeAbHbiA AHpeKTOp RBJIqeTCR rIrlaBHbIM a MHHHCTpaTHBHbIM 

AOJI)KHOCTblM JIHIAOM OpraHn3aaimnH HeceT OTBeTCTBeHHOCTb 3a HcnOjIHeHHe 

J1106bIX BO3JO)KeHHbIX Ha Hero o6,t3aHHOCTei no IlpeTBOpeHHIO B )KH3Hb 

CoriatmeHHH. 

3) HCnOJIHHTeJ~bHbIl AHpeKTOp Ha3HaIaeT nepcoHaii cornacHo lOlo>KeHHiM, 

yCTaHOBJ1eHHbIM COBeTOM. , 

4) HH HcnojnHHTenbHbIA AHpeKTOp, HH KaKOA-JrH60 COTpyAHHK CeKpeTapHaTa 

He AOJDKHbl HMeTb HHKaKOH MaTepHaJlbHOA 3aHHTepeCOBaHHOCTH B KOterHOr 

IIpOMblujieHHOCTH, Toproejre Ko4be HnH nepeBo3Ke Kocbe. 

5) l-pH HCnoin0HeHHH CBOHX o6R3aHHOCTegi I4ClOJ1HHTeJIbHbI XAHpeKTOP H 

nepcoHaJI He ,OJI>KHbl HH HCnpalMBaTb, HH npHHHMaTb yKa3aHHfi HH OT KaKOrO 

yqaCTHHKa H HH H3 KaKoro HHOrO HCTOqHHKa BHe OpraHH3aAHH. OHH XOJ1>KHbl 

Bo3AepICHBaTbCR OT KaKHx-j1H60 AeACTBHA, KOTOpbie MOFyT OTpa3HTbCSI Ha HX 

nOJiO>eHHH Me>KAyHapOAHblX COTPyAHHKOB, OTBeTCTBeHHbIX J1HWb nepeA 

OpraHH3alrHeii. Ka>K:blg y-aCTHHK o6.q3yeTca yBa>KaTb HCKJHO4HTeJIbHO Me)KAy- 

HapoAHbI xapaKTep o65I3aHHoCTeA IlcnOIHHTeJlbHorO AHpeKTOpa H nepcoHaa H 



He nbITaTbCSl OKa3blBaTb Ha HHX BJHfIHHe npH HcnOJIHeHHH HMH .THX 

o6.93aHHOCTeA. 

Cmambnb 22. COTPYJIHHtIECTBO C ,,PYFIHMH OPFAHH3AIIH1MH 

COBeT Mo>KeT 3aKJIotiaTb juo6bie >KeJIaTeJlbHbie coriJawenm 0 KOHCyJ~bTatAHRX 

H CoTPYHHLieCTBe C OpraHH3atrneA 06"beHHeHHblx HatLHAi H ee 

cneu, HanH3HpOBaHHbIMH yqpe>KleHH54MH, paBHO KaK H C COOTBeTCTByfOUIHMH 

ApyrMH Me)KnpaBHTeJbCTBeHHbIMH opraHH3anLH5MH. COBeT MO)KeT npnrjiawaTb 

:TH opraHH3almH H jApyrne opraHH3aLHH, 3aHHMaIouteecq KO(be, HanpaBJ.9Tb 

CBOHX Ha6Ju0oaTe~eA Ha ero 3aceaHH. 

FJ1ABA V. IIPHBHJ1ErHI4 m HMMYHHTETbI 

Cmambn 23. fIPHBJIEFHtH H HMMYHHTETbl 

I) OpraHn3auiHR StBjiqeTc51 tOpHwHieCKHM .I4LAom. B tIaCTHOCTH, oHa 

npaBocnoco6Ha 3aKJ1otiaT6 AOrOBOpbl, npHo6peTaTb H OT'ly)KJaTb BAHOKHmoe H 

HeXBH>4HMOe HMy11meCTBO H BO36y>KxaTb cyAe6Hbie pte.a. 

2) CTaTYC, nlnolerHn H HMMyHHTeTbl OpraHH3arnH, ee ICIIOJIHHTeJbHOrO 

,HpeKTOpa, nepcoHaJ1a H )KcnepTOB, a TaKwKe InpeACTaBHTeJleA ytiaCTHHKOB BO 

BpeM.9 HX HaXO>KeHH.I Ha TeppHTOpHH CoeAHHeHHoro KopoJleBCTBa BeAnHKo6pH- 

TaHHH H CeBepHOA HpJ~aHgHH B ieniisx ocyHkeCTBJleHHi CBOHX cbyHKLkHri 

no-npe>KHeMy peryjnipyloTcH CorfIaweHHeM 0 WTa6-KBapTHpe, 3aKJllotieHHbIM 

MeKXy npaBHTeJbCTBOM CoeAHHeHHOrO KoponeBCTBa BeHKo6pHTaHHH H CeBep- 

HOl HpJraHptHH (B AanbHelweM HMeHyeMbIM >) H 

OpraHHMateri 28 Mam 1969 roJa. 

3) CornaweHHe 0 uTa6-KBapTHpe, ynomaHyTOe B nyHKTe 2 HaCTOqAieA 

CTaTbH, ABJ15leTCAt He3aBHCHMbIM OT HaCTo.Muero CoraLaweHwt. OxHaKo ero 

AefiCTBHe npeKpau~aeTCR: 

a) no coriiaweHmio MeKJy npHHHMatoLHM npaBHTe1bCTBOM H OpraHH3aueH; 

b) B cnyiae nepeBola WTa6-KBapTHpbt OpraHH3atrHH C TeppHTOpHH npHHHMatouero 

npaBHTelbCTBa; HJ1H 

C) B ciiyiae pocnycKa OpraHH3aitH. 

4) OpraHH3atHR MO>KeT 3aKJ1IOliaTb C 0RHHM HJAH HeCKOJ~bKHMH ApyI'HMH 

ytlaCTHHKaMH CorJaLeHH5I, oAJle)KaUHe oJto6peHHHO COBeTOM H KaCalolAHeCI 

TaKHx I1pHBHJiI'eH H HMMyHHTeTOB, KOTOpbie MOryT 6blTb Heo6xOAHMbl JlJm 

HaRJe)KauLerO cIyHKItHOHHpOBaHHMI HaCTORtuero Cor.naweHHI. 

5) ) pyrHe InpaBHTeJlbCTBa CTpaH-y t laCTHH,, KpOMe npHHHMatOLIero npaBH- 

TeJlbCTBa, rlpeAoCTaBJAMOT OpraHH3agHH Te we BO3MO)KHOCTH B OTHOweHHH 

BaJIlOTHbIX HJiH o6MeHHb]X orpaHiteHHA, BegeHH$ 6aHKOBCKHX ClIeTOB H 

geHewHbIX nepeBOJ OB, KOTOpbie npeocTaBJAtOTC5I cneUHaJH3HpOBaHHbIM yklpeKAeHHIlM 

OpraHn3aLtHH O6be]HHeHHblx Ha, HiA. 

FJIABA VI. (PlHAHCbi 

Cmnamwi, 24. (I)HHAHCbl 

1) Pacxojubl ejeieraItHA B COBeTe, npeflCTaBHTeJieA B KOMHTeTe H npeA.CTa- 

BHTeJieH B A1o6b[X KOMHCCHlX CoBeTa HuH KoMwre-a HeCyT COOTBeTCTBylOIIAHe 

tlpaBHTeJ1bCTBa. 

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2) llpome Heo6xoJ, Mbie Ajii. ocylueCTBreHtiq 3TOrO CortaweHHq pacxogbi 

noKpbImaIOTCS H3 onpeelseMbIx coU-acHo CTaTbe 25 e>KerogHbIX B3HOCOB 

y'iaCTHHKOB. OgHaKO COBeT Mo)IeT YCTaHaBJIHBaTb c6opbl 3a cnetWlaJlbHble 

yclyrH. 

3) (I)HHaHCOBbIA FO, OpraHH3aHt1H connagaeT C KO4egHbiM rOROM. 

Crmatnhii 25. YTBEPKJtEHHE MIOJ0KETA H1 OfPEJIEJIEH'E B3HOCOB 

1) Bo BTOpOA nOJOBHHe KaWAOIo 4t3HHaHCOOro roga COBeT yTBep>KgaeT 

agMHHHCTpaTHBHbIA 6 10xKceT OpraHH3aUtHH Ha cneg oyutH 43HHaHCOBbli IOJR H 

onpeenmeT B3HOC Kawgoro ytIaCTHHKa B 3)TOT 6IOjpceT. 

2) B3HOC KawKgOrO ytiaCTHHKa 1a 61oA->KeT Ha Ka>Kgblfi 14)HaHCOBbIA rog 

onpege-iieTcA npOflOpLAHOHaJnbHO OIHOweHHIO qCJla FOJIOCOB, lpHHaJle>KaLAHx 

)TOMy ytiaCTHHKy B MOMeHT yTBepA KeHH"I 6to weTa Ha :)TOT ctHHaHCOBbIi r g, K 

o6uMeMy tHCiiy ro.lOCOB BCex ytiaCTHHKOB. OgHaKo, ecflHi B Ha'ia21e Toro 

d)HHaHCOBOFO roa, HI KOTOpbIA onpeeneHbl B3HOCbI, npOHCXOR1,HT KaKoe-JIHmo 

H3MeHeHHe B pacnpegene-Hm FO.J1OCOB MewKJly ytIaCTHHKaMH, CorIiaCHO nlyHKTy 6 

CTaT6H 13, yKa3aHHble B3HOCbI Ha )TOT roA COOTBeTCTBeHHO H3MeHrnOTCI. f-PH 

onpe, eJ]eHHH B3HOCOB roJ1OCa KaKgOro ytIICTHHKa nogCIHTbBaOTCl 6e3 yqieT;. 

npHOCTaHOBjieHm OCyUeCTB.eHHM KaKHMH-.1H60 ykaCTHHKaMti npaBa rojioca H 

6e3 y~ieTa npOHcwegmero B pe3ynqbTaTe nepepacnpeejeHm roJOCOB. 

CtaInbi 26. YII1JIATA B3HOCOB 

I) B3HOCbI B a1MHHHCTpaTHBHbiA 61oKeT Ha Ka>KbI d14HaHCOBbM rog 

yna4HBa[OTCnq B CBO6OAHO KOHBepTHpyeMoA% BajOTe, H CPOK yn1JaTbI HX 

HaCTynaeT B nepBbi AeHb aTOrO jmHaHCoBOrO roga. 

2) EC1H KaKOA-1H60 yiaCTHHK He yn1aTHT IIO.IHOCTbHO CBOeI'O B3HOCa B 

aJMHHHCTpai1I'HbIIl 610oq>eT B Te t ieHHe wecT MCCmikeB CO ,rHM1 CPOKa, 

yCTaHOBjieHHOI'O Rim ynnaTbI B3Hoca, TO OH BpeMeHo, go ynflJaTbI HM aT01'O 

B3HOCa, JHtwaeTC.9 KaK npaBa rojioca B COBeTe, TaK H npaBa rO.flOCOBaTb B 

KOMHTeTe. OgHaKO, eC.iH COBeT He npHMeT pa3g eJlbHbM 60A1bwt4HCTBOM B gBe 

TpeTH rO3iOCOB mHoe peweHHe, TaKOA ytiaCTHHK He .JHwaeTCsi HHKaKHX H3 CBOHX 

AFpyrmx npaB H He OCBO >OKgaeTCH HH OT KaKHX CBOHX o6q3aTen1bCTB no 

CorinaweH1O. 

3) Jlho6oi yaCTHHK, BpeMeHHO jiHweHHbIfi npaBa rojioca B COOTBeTCTBHH C 

nyHKTOM 2 HaCTOsqueg CTaTbH H13H B COOTBeTCTBHH CO CTaTbIMH 42, 45 Htum 58, 

o6.13aH, TeM He MeHee, ynJaTHTb CBOAI B3HOC. 

CmambA 27. IPOBEPKA 14 OlYbJIHKOBAHHblE OTIlETHOCTI 

B KpaTtlawi 1HO BO3MO>KHOCTH CpOK no OKOHtiaHH14 Ka)KgOIrO q)HHaHCOBOi'O 

roga COBeTy npegcTaanjieTc9 HayTBepKAeHHe m Rnia ony6iHKOBaHtiq BeOMOCT6 

npHxoga H pacxoga OpraHH3aHH 3a 3TOT cIHHaHCOBbIh ro,, npoBepeHHam 

He3aBHCHMbiMH peBH3OpaMH. 

FJIABA Vil. PEFYJ1HPOBAHHE 3KC[IOPTA H 4MfHOPTA 

Cmanmt. 28. OBIIlHE IIOJIO)KEH-S 

1) Bce peweHHi COBeTa Ha OCHOBe nono>eHHnm AfaHHO rkaabl npHIHHMatOTCm 

pa3Re~JlHbIM 6OJbWHHCTBOM B Ane TPeTHl rOAOCOB. 

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2) foj CJIOBOM ,roROBOri, B QlaHHOA rBae nOHHMaeTCnq rno6ofi nepHoA B 12 

MecqiLeB, yCTaHOBJIeHHbli COBeTOM. OAHaKO COBeT MO)IeT IlpHHRTb npoateAypbl 

npHMeHeHH.R nonoweHntig HaCTOlMueA rniaBbI Ha nepmog, npeBbiwatouoIii 12 

MecmlteB. 

Cmambq 29. KBOTHbIE PbIHKH 

,AI teiieA HaCTOau~ero CornawelH-111 MHpOBOA1 PbIHOK KOc~e Ae1HTCM Ha 

KBOTHbie pbIHKH y'qaCTHHkOB H HeKBOTHble pbIHKH HeyiaCTHHKOB. 

CmambA 30. OCHOBHblE KBOTb 

1) .-ho6oi 3KcnopTHpyFOMHi yqaCTHHK npU yCJOBHH cO6AiogeHHl nojiowe- 

1H1 CTRTe14 31 H 32 HMeeT npaBo Ha OCHOBHIO KBOTY, noAcLHTaHHYIo B 

COOTBeTCTBHH C nOAO>eHHMMH HaCTOMAleri CTaTbH. 

2) EcirH B COOTBeTCTBHH C nonowKeHHMMH CTaTbH 33 KBOTbI BCTyratOT B CH1y 

B TeqeHHe 1976/77 Ko43eaHOFo roAa, OCHOBHaaa KBOTa, ncnOJ1b3yeMam AAM 

pacnpeeneHHM 4HKcHpOBaHHOi qaCTH KBOT, nOACqHTblBaeTM Ha OCHOBe 

cpegIuero o6-beMa roAoBoro C)KcnOpTa KaigJoro KCnOpTHpyiou.ero yqaCTHHKa B 

nMnopTHpy|OuHe CTpaHbI-ytiaCTHHIb| B TemeHie 1968/69-1971/72 KO4beAHbIX 

roJOB. 3TO pacnpeAejieHne 4)HKCHpOBaHHOI -iaCT1 AeACTByeT Ao nepaoro 

npnOCTaHOBAJeHHn KBOT B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOnOweHHMH CTaTbH 33. 

3) ECJH KBOTbI He 6yxyT BBeAeHbI B 1976/77 KOclbegHOM rogy, HO BCTyn.9T B 

CHAy B Tetieaue 1977/78 KocberHoro roga, TO OCHOBHa KBOTa, Hcnolib3yeaMiax i 

pacnpeAeneHim 4jHKCHpOBaHHoAi qaCTH KBOT, nogcqnTbmaeTca nyTeM Bb16opa 

AJ51R Ka)ioro aKcnOpTHpyiou~ero y'iaCTHHKa HaH6OJIbwero M3 HHwKecj|eytouero: 

a) o6-beMa ero aKcnOpTa B HMnOpTHpyiomHe cTpaHb-yqaCTHHlbl B TeqeHHe 

1976/77 KO4IeAHOrO rOAa, nOACqHTaHHOrO Ha OCHOBe UHopMatH, nonymeH- 

HOA H3 CBH~eTenbCTB o npOHCXO>KeHHH; HlH 

b) KOJIWHeCTBa, nO~lyiaeMorO B pe3yqbTaTe npHMeHeH1flnpoiueypbl, yKa3aHHOA 

B nyHKTe 2 HaCTORIuei CTaTbH. 

3TO pacnpegeiieHHe CbnKCHpOBaHHOAi qaCTH AeAiCTByeT AO nepBoro npHOCTaHOB- 

A1eHHI KBOT B COOTBeTCTBHH C I1onoeHHaMH CTRTbH 33. 

4) ECJIH KBOTbI BCTynatOT B CH1Y BfnepBb1e HAH1 BHOBb BBO~ATC.9 B 1978/79 

Ko4IefIHOM rogy HAH B mo6oe BpeMsi nocne 3Toro, OCHORHa KBOTa, 

HcnOJqb3yeMaai jqJ1S pacnpeejieHmi 4HKCHPOBaHHOA iaCTH KBOT, noJCqHTbIBaeTcm 

nyTeM Bb16opa JJ1S Kawcoro 3KcnOpTHpytotiero yiaCTHHKa HaH6o0bwerO H3 

H>KecjiexyiouAero: 

a) cpeAHero o6-beMa ero aKcnOpTa B HMnOPTHPytoKmHe CTpaHb|-yqaCTHHn~bI 3a 

1976/77 H 1977/78 Ko4)eAHbie rOAbI, nOACHTaHHoro Ha OCHOBe HntjopMawlH, 

nolymeHHOA H3 CBHXeTeJbCTB o npoHcxo>KJeHHH; HuH 

b) KOJ1HqeCTBa, onpegeiiseMoro B pe3yflbTaTe nptiMeHemHi npogegypb|, yKa3aH- 

HOH B flyHKTe 2 HaCTOau.eA CTaTbH. 

5) EC21H KBOTbI BBOAITC.I B COOTBeTCTBHH C OrIoJ1wIeHHaM4 11yHKTa 2 

HRCTOMU e CTaTbH H BnOCJIeCTBHH OTMeHAIOTCSI, HX BOCCTRHOBneHHe B TeqeHHe 

1977/78 Ko43eHiHOrO roAa peryiupyeTca nOiOweHHiMm nyHKTa 3 HaCTOauIeAi 

CTaTbH H nyHKTa I CTRTbH 35. BOCCTaHOBneHHe KBOT B TeqeHHe 1978/79 



173 

KOjpeAHoro roa HJH B no6oe BpeMm nocne 3TOFO pery.nHpyeTcM nOnO>KeHHRMH 

nYHKTa 4 HaCTOIIueA CTaTbH H nlYHKTa I CTaTbH 35. 

Cmamb 31. 31KCHOPTPYOUIHE Y'IACTHHKH, OCBOBO>Kh1EHHblE 

OT OCHOBHOIA KBOTbl 

I) fIpH yCJ1OBHH co6mIoJeHHsl noJio>KeHHi nyHKTOB 4 H 5 HaCTOluIeri CTaT6H 

X-IR I1OpTHpylO IAHX ytiaCTHHKOB, IlepetlHCJ1eHHbIX B npHJIO>KeHHH I, OCHOBHaR 

KBOTa He yCTaHaBJ1HBaeTcs. flpH yCJ1OBHH co6.nIOeHmq flOJIO)KeHHH CTaTbH 33 B 

1976/77 KO4)eAHOM rosy 3TH yqiaCTHHKH 6yjyT HMeTb flepBOHaJlbHbIe rOAOBbie 

3KcnOpTHbie KBOTbl, yKa3aHHbie B fepBOH KOJIOHKe TOrO OpHJ1o0KeHHi. C 

y'ieTOM rlOJIO)KeHHH nyHKTa 2 HaCTOIIeA CTaTbH H CTaTbH 33, KBOTII 3THX 

ytiaCTHHKOB B Ka>KJblri H3 noc ieJyl1OUHX KO43eAHbIX rO OB yBeJIHtlHBaeTcR Ha: 

a) 10 npoteHTOB OT lepBOHatlaJlbHOA rOJOBOH 3KCl1OPTHOA KBOTbl AJ15 Tex 

y~iaCTHHKOB, nepBOHataJIbHaI rOAOBam KCi1OpTHaR KBOTa KOTOpbIX COCTaBJ1ReT 

MeHee 100000 MeWKOB; H 

b) 5 nIpoiAeHTOB OT nlepBOHaiaJlbHOA roAOBOA 3,KCI OpTHOA KBOTbi .R Tex 

ytlaCTHHKOB, nepBOHatiaJbHal rOXOBa1 KcnOpTHaI KBOTa KOTOPbIX COCTaBJ1 IeT 

100000 H 6onee MelIKOB, HO MeHee 400000 MelKOB. 

,lul LIleH yCTaHOBJ1eHHm FOiOBbIX KBOT COOTBeTCTBylO1HX yiaCTHHKOB B TeX 

cJlytia lx, KOrl'a KBOTb BBOAITC1 HJH BOCCTaHaBJ1HBatOTCM B COOTBeTCTBHH C 

IOJIO>KeHHIMH CTaTbH 33, )TH e>KeroHbie HPHPOCTbI CtIHTaIOTCR AeACTBHTeIb- 

HbIMH C MOMeHTa BCTynnreHHM B CHJAy HaCTOmIueFo CornaweHmim. 

2) He no3AHee 31 HIOJiA KawK~oro roga KaWKJb y'iaCTHHK, yKa3aHHblA B 

nYHKTe I HaCTO5IieAi CTaTbH, yBegOMnJgeT COBeT 0 KOJ1HtweCTBe Koj)e, KOTOpOe, 

BepoaTHO, OH 6yxeT HMeTb B HaJIntII4 AJ1a 3KcnOpTa B TetietHe ciiejyouero 

KO43eAiHoro roxa. KBOTOAi Ha c~eiytouttiH KOdpeHllbfiH roA 1BJnmeTC. KOJHqeCTBO, 

yKa3aHHoe TaKHM o6pa3oM aKcnOpTHpyKrtrnM ytiaCTHHKOM, npH YCJOBHH, '[TO 

TaKOe KOJIHieCTBO HaxoJHTCR B ,onyCTHMbIX npe~eJiax, onpeejleHabIx B nyHKTe 

I HaCTO1Rmefi CTaTbH. 

3) flocJe TOrO, KaK rOAOBa KBOTa KcnOpTHpytotuerO y'iaCTHmKa, HMeiouero 

nepaoHaaJbHyio rotoeyto 3KcnOpTHyHo KBOTY Meaee 100 000 MeWKOB, 

AOCTHraeT HiH npeBbiwaeT MaKCHMYM B 100 000 MeWKOB, yKa3aHHbA B nyHKTe I 

HaCTOuAteA CTaTIH, Ha TOrO ytLaCTHHKa pacnpOCTpaHROTCm noJoweHH.S, 

npHMeHHMbie K iKCn1OPTHpYtOtIHM y'IaCTHHKaM, nepBoHaqanlbnaa ro)oBaR 

aKcnOpTHaR KBOTa KOTOPbIX COCTaBJ1AeT 100 000 H 6onee MeiKOB, HO MeHee 

400 000 MeIKOB. 

4) [locne TOrO, KaK roAoBaa KBOTa 3KcnOpTHpytott~erO yqaCTHHKa, HMeiotiero 

nepBOHaqaAnbHyHo rOOBytO 3KcnopTHyIO KBOTY MeHee 400 000 MelIIKOB, 

,OCTHraeT MaKCHMyMa B 400 000 MeWKOB, yKa3aHHoro B nYHKTe I HaCTOqttterl 

CTaTbH, Ha 3TOrO yqaCTHHKa pacnpOCTpaHR9OTCR noJowKeHHS CTaTbH 35, H COBeT 

YCTaHaBJAHBaeT OCHOBHyIO KBOTY 1r 

A TaKOrO yqaCTHHKa. 

5) Jlto6ofi 3KcnOpTHpyo.1AHA KOcbe y~iaCTHHK, nepeHcJIeHHblri B npHuio>Ke- 

HHH I H aKcnOpTpyIOUlJiA 100 000 H 6oJnee MeiKOB, MO>KeT B .io6oe BpeMSI 

npOCHTb COBeT yCTaHOBHTb AJAR Hero OCHOBHyIO KBOTy. 

6) Ha yqaCTHHKOB, roAOBbIe KBOTb1 KOTOpbIX COCTaBJIIIOT MeHee 100 000 

MeWKOB, He pacnpoCTpaHIOTCm I1O.Jo)KeHHR CTaTeA 36 H 37. 

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C,,amhiA 32. I-OJIOKEHHM 01; H3MI-HEHHII OCHOBIHbIX KHOT 

1) Ec1u HMmnopTlpylOUlla5 CTpaHa, KOTOp'.IM He 6bi.a ylaCTHH4KOM MexCtjyHlpO,,HOI-0 

corJnaweHHti no KO4e 1968 rosa HIH IlpOgJleJHHOi'O Me-Iq yHapOAHOIO 

corameHmml no Kofbe 1968 roga, CTaHOBHITCI yKI.CTHI4KOM HaCTOmIIUio Cor'.a- 

WeH4M, COBeT 4MeHmeT OCHOBHbie KBOTbl, yCTaHOB3eHHbie B COOTBeTCTBI414 C 

nolo>KeHH5IMH CTaiTbH 30. 

2) flp4 H3MeHeHHH KBOT, yKa3aHHOM B nyHKTe I HaCTOMiuteAi CTaT6H, 

1pHHHMaeTCM BO BHHMaHHe .146O cpeAH1IA o6.beM )KCFIOpTI OTJl, eJebHblX 

3KCflOpTHpyKoIl 1X y'iaCTHHKOB B COOTBeTCTBY1OLIAYKO 14M4Opl14pyllkytO CTPlHy B 

TetieHHe nepmoa 1968- 1972 iojoeA, .31146o lpO lOpAOHaJblbleOJ1H OTe.JIbHbX 

KcnOpTHatttl4X ytiaCTHHKOB B cpeAHeM 14MlOpTe :iTOA CTPaHb B TewHt4e TOM 

we neptioJa. 

3) COBeT yTBep>KJaeT iaHtibie, KOTOpbie 14ClIOJI63yHOTCq B KatieCTBe OCHOBbl 

gImI loJ1,CtleTOB, Heo6xo,HMbix flpH H3MeHeHHH OCHOBHblX KBOT, a tF!IK>Ke 

KpH4TepH14, KOTOpblMH cJ1eAyeT PyKOBOACTBOBaTbCI B IneJmx np4MeHeH4f 

10o>KeH14H HaCTOtLueri CTdlTb4. 

Cinamm 33. flOJIO)KEHId5q 0 BBE)IEHIMM. OTMEHE M 13OCCTAHOBJIEHIIH KBOT 

I) Ecn1H COBeT He npl4MeT 14H1O'O peWeHH4M, KBOTb1 BCTy11atOT B CHJIY B 1ito6oe 

BpeM~q B TeteHi4e ,ReACTBHqI HaCTOHuIei'O CoI'-aaleHmim, eC3l14: 

(1) KOMnU3eKCHaq 14H,14KaTOpHamI LeHa coxpaH1eTC B c B TeeHi4e 20 

nOC1egOBalTe.lbHblX pblHO'lHblX He14 Ha yPOBHe 143114 H14)Ke BepxHei'o ypOBHM 

Ko3e6aHHH AeACTBYIOtHX B JAaHHOe BpeMm teH, yCTaHOB1eHHbIX COBeTOM B 

COOTBeTCTBHM C f11O>KeH4lM4 CTaTbH 38; 

b) npi OTCYTCTBH14 peweHMl CoBeTa o6 YCTaHOBA3eHl4 npetejioa KoJIe6aH4"1. tneH: 

i) cpeA !H5 Be3114q14Ha HHI],KaTOPHbIX neH Ha Ko4)e "po6ycTa, 14 npoIl~e 

mnqrK1e COpTa Ko0be OCTaeTCM B cpeHeM 3a 20 noc3eJOBaTe3bHbIX 

pb1HO]HbIX JRHe Ha YPOBHe 1414 Ht4iKe cpeRHeA BeiiImHbi Z)THX tUeH 3a 1975 

KaneHtapHbtA roi, nogep>KHBaBtecq OpraH13atgneA B TeweH1e teri- 

CTB14l 

"1JI 

npoAlOleHHOrO Me>icJyHapoxgHoro co|'3laweHM5I 1968 rota no Kobe; 

ii) c y'ieTom no31o>KeHH14 nyHKTa 2 HaCTOqntteA CTaTbl4 Komn.FleKCHa5t 

HHAHKaTOpHam leHa, noJctlHTaHHasI B COOTBeTCTBHH C FlO310)KeHHMH 

CTaTbt4 38, coxpaHieTCR B cpeAHeM 3a 20 noc3ejOBaTeJbHbiX pbIHOtlHbIX 

AtHeA Ha 15 14 6oee npoteHTOB HH4>Ke cpejHeA KomnqeKCHOA 14HJ14KaTOPHOA 

tqeHbl 3a npeXbityLtUHr KocbeAHblH roA, B Te 1 ieHt4e KOTOPOrO QteACTBoBaA1o 

aTO CormaueHe. 

HecMOTpsi Ha npegbly1te nonweeHHa HaCTOqutero nyHKTa, KBOTbI He BBOJ1MTCM 

B )jeACTBHe B momeHT BCTynieHl3HH B CH3AY HaCTonuero CornatweHlI, eCC1H 

cpeAHme HHA14KaTOpHbIe tneHb Ha Ko4be ,,po6ycTa- 14 npoi1e MnlrKle COpTa Ko4be 

He coxpaH.HOTCM B cpeAHeM B Te |eHt4e 20 nOC31eCoBaTebHbIX pbIHO'IbX AHeg 

cpa3y wKe noc1e )TOH gaTbl Ha ypOBHe 14314 HH)Ke cpeAuHeA Be wHitiHbi aTlX tieH 3a 

1975 KaJieHlapHbIi roA. 

2) HecMoTp Ha noo ioweKH4m flonyHKTa b (ii) nYHKTa I HaCTOqLtrl CTaTbH, 

eC31H COBeT He npmeT 14HOrO pe~ueHHlq, KBOTbl He BCTynaIOT B cH4 y, eCAH 

cpeAH1e HHAN4KaTOpHble uteHb Ha Ko0be


3) l.eHbi, yKa3aHHbie B nofnyHKTe b (i) nyHKTa 1 H B nyHKTe 2 HaCToqiu.eg 

CTaTbH, paccmaTpHBafOTC H MOryT 6blTb H3MeHeHbl COBeTOM Ao 30 ceHTm6pI 

1978 rosa H 30 ceHTa6p.i 1980 roAa. 

4) EcJIm COBeT He flpHMeT HHOrO peweHHR, KBOTbl OTMeHIIOTCRI: 

a) ecJiH KOMneKCHaf HHHKaTOpHam iLeHa coxpaHqeTCR B cpeAHeM B TeqeHHe 20 

noc.JeAOBaTCJbHbIX pbIHO4HbiX Atieg Ha 15 npoieHTOB Bblwte epxHero 

npe;ejia KoJe6aHHA ueH, yCTaHOBJIeHHoro COBeTOM H AeACTBYfOtLIHX B 3TOT 

MoMeHT; HIH 

b) npH OTCyTCTBHH peweti CoBeTa o6 yCTaHOBJieHHH npegenoB KoJne6aHHR ieH, 

eCJIH KOMI1JneKCHami HHJAHKaTOpHaA tqeHa OCTaeTCq B cpe;AHeM B TeqeHH¢ 20 

noCJIeOBaTeJbHbIX pbIHOtHbIX HeAi Ha 15 npotgeHTOB H 6oee BblJe cpeAHeiA 

KOMIeKCHOIA HHXHKaTopHOH 1qeHbi, 3aperHCTpHpOBaHHOiA B TeqeHHe npebi- 

Ayuiero Ka~ieHXapHoro roAa. 

5) EcJH COBeT He I1pHMeT HHOFO peweNHtu, KBOTbl BOCCTaHaBjIHBalOTCJI 

nocuie OTMeHbl Ha OCHOBaHHH nyHKTa 4 HacToRu.egi CTaTbH B COOTBeTCTBHH C 

nOJIO>KenIHMH nyHKTOB 1, 2 H 6. 

6) Ecnm Co3AaIOTC.9 COOTBeTCTByioutHe yCJnOBHR B o6.jaCTH ikeH, yKa3aHHbie 

B nyHKTe I HaCT05tilei CTaTbH, H C YI-eTOM nonJoKeHHFI nyHKTa 2 HaCTOqflheri 

CTaTbH, KBOTbl BCTyIla[OT B CHJAy KaK MOKHO 6bIcTpee H B no6oM cuiyqae He 

niO3Hee KBapTaBna nocuie Toro, KaK CJAO KHJIHCb COOTBeTCTBytOUJHe YCJIOBH31 B 

o6.naCTH uieH. EciH HaCTOILAHM CorlaweHHeM He npegyCMaTpHBaeTCJ9 HHoe, 

KBOTbl OCTaOTCMI HeH3MeHHbIMH B TetlieHHe tieTbipex KBapTajiOB. ECJU COBeTOM 

He 6blnH yCTaHOBJieHbl paHee o6utHe rOgOBbie H KBapTaj)bHbie KBOTbl, 

14c0ioJIHHTelbHbilH RHpeKTOP yCTaHaBJ1HBaeT KBOTy Ha OCHOBe'eriCTBHTeJibHOrO 

HCflOJb3OBaHHR KO4,e Ha orpaHHlieHHbIX KBOTHbIX pbIHKax, oiteHeHHOrO B 

COOTBeTCTBHH C KpHTepHmiMH, yCTaHOBJleHHblMH B CTaTbe 34; TaKam KBOTa 

pacnpe~eAeTcH MeeKAy 3KcnOPTHPYtOuIOHMH yqaCTHHKaMH B COOTBeTCTBHH C 

n0OJOKeHHsMH CTaTeA 31 H 35. 

7) COBeT C03blBaeTC31 B Te 1 ieHHle nepeoro KBapTaiia nocine BCTynJeHHRl B 

CHJly KBOT B uiejux yCTaHOBneHHR npejeuion Kone6aHHi teH H paCCMOTpeHHR H, B 

cnyqae Heo6xOAHMOCTH, H3MeHeHHJI KBOT Ha TaKOA4 nepHOJA, KOTOpblA CoBeT 

COqTeT Heo6xOAHMbIM npH yCJ1OBHH, TO TaKOA neploA He flpeBbiUwaeT 12 

MecieB c ,aTbl BCTynjeHH3 KBOT B CHJAY. 

Cmams 34. YCTAHOBJIEHHE OBLUEII FO,,OBOAI KBOTb 

C yqeTOm nonoweHHA CTaTbH 33, COBeT Ha CBoer nocneAHeri oqepeAHOH 

ceCCHH B AaHHOM KOpeiHOM rosy yCTaHaBJHBaeT o6myio roAoeyIo KBOTY, 

npHHHMaa BO BHHMaHHe, B LiaCTHOCTH, cuieAyiouee: 

a) npexno.laraeMoe roAoaoe noTpe6eHHe Kocie HMnOPTHPYIOLHMH yqaCTHHKa- 

MH; 

b) npenouiaraeMbi HMnOpT KodJe yiaCTHHKaMH H3 ApyrHx HMnOpTHpyouAHX 

cTpaH-ytaCTHHt H H3 CTpaH, He HBJIIOU.tHXC.9 yqaCTHHKaMH; 

c) npe~nonaraeMbie H3MeHeHHI ypOBHei 3anacOB B HMnOPTHpYIOtiAHX CTpaHaxyqaCTHHILax 

H B CBO60OXHbiX nopTax; 

d) co6unoAeHHe nonoIKeHHfi CTaTbH 40, KacaouHxcR WOpTpOJOB H HX 

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e) JI1 BBeJeHH31 HJIH BOCCTaHOBJIeHHA KBOT B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOJioKeHH4MH 

nyHKTOB I H 5 CTaTbH 33, 3KcnOpT iKcnOpThpyIoUAHx yqaCTHHKOB B 

HMnOpTHpyiotiAHe CTpaHbl-yaCTHHIlb! H B CTpaHbI, He qBJIAOIJHeCA yqaCTHH- 

KaMH, B TeLeHHe 12-MeCAqHOrO nepHo~a, npegwecTBytomero BBeeHHFO KBOT. 

Cmambt 35. PACFIPEJ1EJiEHHE rOtjOBblX KBOT 

i) B CBeTe petleHHA, npHHlTOrO B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOj1O>KeHHAMH CTaTbH 34, 

H nociie BblqeTa KOJ1HqeCTBa Kocpe, Heo6xoAHMoro gnm co6iojjeiHH fOJ1o>KeHHoi 

CTaTbti 31, roAOBbie KBOTbl pacnpegeJAoTcA, B 4)HKCHpOBaHHb[X H H3MeHqtIoI.IIHX- 

Ca 'aCTAsX, MewKAy 3KCflOpTHpyIOI1[HMH yqaCTHHKaMH, HMeOWAHMH npaBO Ha 

OCHOBHYIO KBOTy. (DHKCHpOBaHHaAI qaCTb COOTBeTCTByeT 70 flpo1geHTaM o6ueA 

rO)OBO4 KBOTbl, CKOppeKTHpOBaHHOiA C yqeTOM fOBJlO) CHHAi CTaTbH 31, H 

pacnpe~eJ]AeTca Me>Kgy 3KCIIOpTHpyIOUAHMH yqaCTHHKaMH B COOTBeTCTBHH C 

nOJiO>KeHH4MH CTaTbH 30. 143MeHaioUaAcl4 qaCTb COOTBeTCTByeT 30 npoieHTaM 

o6ulei roROBOAi KBOTbI, CKOpperTHpOnaHHOA C ymeTOM nojio>KeHHri CTaTbH 31. 

3TH nponoptimH MOryT 6blTb H3MeHeHbI COBeTOM, HO 4IHgCHPOBaHHaA' qaCTb HH 

npH KaKHX yCJIOBHMX He xon>KHa 6blTb MeHbwe 70 npoLteHTOB. llpH yC1OBHH 

co6AtIOXeHH4 nOnOwKeHHA IIyHKTa 2 HaCTOiU.egl CTaTbH H3MeHmSiOuILaM~C5 qaCTb 

pacnpe~elAeeTcM cpeAH 3KcnOpTHpyou.AHX yqaCTHHKOB B nponOp1AHH, B KOTOpOAi 

npoBepenHbie 3anacbl KawKXOrO 3KcnOpTHpyiOUnero yqaCTHHKa OTHOCATC5I K 

o61HM flpOBepeHHbIM 3anacaM Bcex iKcnOpTHpyloIlQHX yqaCTHHKOB, HMeiOUlHX 

OCHOBHyIO KBOTy, lHpH YCJ1OBHH, tiTO, ecJIH COBeT He yCTaHOBHT HHOH npeteji, HH 

OAHH yxiaCTHHK He nojiyqaeT AOf 1 H3MeHmOuLerCI tiaCTH KBOTbl, npeBbtlaioueri 

40 npoteHTOB o611ero o6-beMa TaKOA H3MeH3IHOuLe CA t-aCTH. 

2) 3anacaMH, IpHHHMaeMblMH BO BHHMaHHe AJ.J LkeJIei HaCTOAttgeri CTaTbH, 

51BJRIOTCl Te 3anaCbl, KOTOpbie 6bl1H npoaepeHb! B COOTBeTCTBHH C Ha.ie)KauttH- 

MH npaBHjiaMH npOBepKH 3anacOB Ha KOHetA CeJnbCKOxO3AACTBeHHOrO rosa 

KawKgoro 3KcnOpTHpyiouLiero yqaCTHHKa, HenocpeCTBeHHo npexwecTByiouero 

MCTaHOBieHHIO KBOT. 

Cmamwt 36. KBAPTAJlbHblE KBOTbl 

1) HeMel.ieHHO nociie pacnpegeiieHHa FOjtOBbIX KBOT B COOTBeTCTBHH C 

nOnoIOKeHHS1MH nyHKTa I CTaTbH 35 H C yqeTOM nojio>KeHHA CTaTbH 31 COBeT 

yCTaHaBJIHBaeT JIS KawKJOrO acnopTHpyiomero y'aCTHHKa KBapTaAbHbie KBOTbl 

c tkejibo o6ecneqeHHA ynopt oqeHHoro nOCTyn.feHHA Ko43e Ha MHPOBbie PbIHKH B 

TeeHHe ecero nepHoAa, Ha KOTOpbli yCTaHaBHBatOTCI KBOTbl. 

2) 3TH KBOTbl JOJI)KHbl, no BO3MOW4rHOCTH, npH6j.H>KaTbCM K 25 npotueHTaM 

ro oBOrl KBOTbl KawcJoro yqaCTHHKa. HH OxAHOMY yqaCTHHKy He pa3pewaeTca 

3KCnOPTHPOBaTb 6oee 30 InpoIeHTOB B nepBOM KBapTanle, 60 npoLteHToB-B 

nepBbIX JByX KBapTaiax 1H 80 npoieHTOB-B nepBbIX TpeX KBapTaiiax. EC1H 

aKCIIOpT KaKoro-jH60 yqaCTHHKa 3a OAHH KBapTai OKa>KeTCM MeHbUwe ero KBOTbl 

Ha 3TOT KBapTa1, TO pa3HHta AO6aBJ5eTCRi K erO KBOTe Ha cJneXyloU.Hrl KBapTai. 

3) -lojioKeHHi HaCTOqtgeri CTaTbH npHMeHAlOTCM TaKwe K BbIlnOJHeHHIO 

nonoweHHA nyHKTa 6 CTaTbH 33. 

4) EcH B CBA3H C HCKJlIOqHTe.bHblMH O6CTOATeJlbCTBaMH aKcnOpTHpyIOuAHA 

yqaCTHHK CqHTaeT, qTO OrpaHHqeHHA, yCTaHOBJieHHbie B nyHKTe 2 HaCTo u eri 

CTaTbH, BepOATHO, flpHqHHMtT cepbe3HblI yuAep6 ero 3KOHOMHKe, COBeT, no 

npocb6e Toro yqaCTHHKa, MO2KeT npHHATb HajiJeKauHtte Mepb B COOTBeTCTBHH C 

nO1jo>KeHH31MH CTaTbH 56. COOTBeTCTByIOILHA y'taCTHHK OJ1O>wKeH npeAOCTaBHTb 

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,AOKa3aTeJlbCTBO yu.ep6a H RaTb ,OCTaTOqHble rapaHTHH OTHOCHTeJIbHO noAjep- 

>KaHHR CTa6HJI.bHOCTH [LeH. OAHaKO B .rio6oM Cjrlyqae COBeT He ROJ]>KeH 

pa3pewaTb yIaCTHHKy 3KcnOpTHpoBaTb 6o.nee 35 npoIkeHTOB ero rOOBOA KBOTbI 

B 1 KBapTa.ie, 65 npoI.eHTOB-B nepabIx AByX KBapTaJiax H 85 npoiueHToB-B 

nepBbtX Tpex KBapTanax. 

Cmamba 37. KOPPEKTHPOBKA rOROBblX K KBAPTAJnbHbIX KBOT 

1) ECJIH TOFO Tpe6ytOT yCJIOBH5I pbIHKa, COBeT MO)IceT H3MeHqTb FOAOBbie H 

KBapTaJ~bHbie KBOTbI, pacnpe~ejieHHbie B COOTBeTCTBHH C nO.IO>4(eHHRMH CTaTeA 

33, 35 H 36. C ymeTOM noloweHHn IyHKTa I CTaTbH 35 H C HCKJIfOqeHHRqMH, 

npeAyCMOTpeHH-IMH B CTaTbe 31 H nyHKTe 3 CTaTbH 39, KBOTbI Ka)Koro 

3KcnOpTHpyiOuLero y'4aCTHHKa H3MeHRIlOTCR Ha OAHHaKOBbiH npo[LeHT. 

2) HeCMOTPmq Ha nOnOwe)IHHm nyHKTa I HaCTORUei CTaTbH, COBeT MOKeT, 

ecJIH HaxOHT, qTo IIOJIOwKeHHe Ha pbIHKe TOO Tpe6yeT, BHOCHTb lolnpaBKH B 

TemytIAme H OCTatoumHecR KBapTanbHble KBOTbI 3KcnOpTHPYIOWHX yqaCTHHKOB 6e3 

H3MeHeHHS, OHaKO, roAOBbIX KBOT. 

Cmamba 38. MEPbI B OBJ1ACTH LIEH 

1) COBeT yCTataBJ1HnaeT CHCTeMy HHAHKaTOpHbIX IeH, KOTOpaq 6yAeT 

npe yCMaTpHBaTb e>KeAHeBHyIO KOMneKCHyIO HHHKaTOPHYIO tkeHy. 

2) Ha OCHOBe TaKOiA CHCTeMbI COBeT MOeKeT yCTaHaBJIHBaTb npegenbi 

KOJne6aHHI tteH H pa3HHtky B tgeHax Ha OCHOBHbie CopTa H/HunH rpynnbi Kode H 

npeenibI KOMlneKCHbIX ieH. 

3) YCTaHaBAHBaa H KOppeKTHipyF moo6bie npe.ejii LteH uis tI tneH 

HaCTORuAei CTaTbH, COBeT iipHHHMaeT BO BHHMaHHe npeo6.aaoupHii ypOBeHb H 

TemHeHgIHH ABHKeHHA ieH Ha Ko4)e, BKJIIOqaA BJHmHHe Ha HHx: 

- ypOBHeA H TeHeHu AH noTpe6neHHs H npoH3BOACTBa, a TaKwKe 3anacOB B 

HMnOpTHpyIOULkHX H aKCnOPTHPYIOLIUHX CTpaHax; 

- H3MeHeHHA B MHPOBOAt Ba1IOTHOA CHCTeMe; 

- TeHeHMHA MHP0BO HH4)J151U1HH HH Aejm."HH; H 

- mo6blx Apyrtx 4)aKTOpOB, KOTOpbie MOryT nOBAHJ9Tb Ha AOCTH>eHHe euenefi, 

yKfa3aHbIX B naCTOuAeM CornaeHHH. 

I4cnojuHTeubHb~rn AtpeKTOp npeXAcTaBJgeT AaHHbie, Heo6XO HMbie gmia HaJne- 

>Kau~ero paccMoTpeHH. CoBeTOM BbUeyKaaHHbX 3JeMeHToB. 

4) COBeT yCTaHaBJiHBaeT npaBHmla, KacaioIuItecm nocfleCTBaii BBeLetiH 

KBOT HAH HX KoppeKTHpOBKH WRN ,RoroBopo8, 3aKJ11OqeHHbIX AO TaKOFO BBeReHH3 

HIH KOppeKTHpOBKH. 

CmambA 39. XIOnOJ1HHTEJlbHblE MEPbi 1O KOPPEKTHPOBKE KBOT 

1) ECJ1H KBOTbI BCTynHJIH B CHJy, CO3blBaeTCqt COBeT ARM yCTaHOBJleHHsI 

CHCTeMbi npOflOpLIHOHa3bHOAi KoppeKTHpOBKH KBOT B COOTBeTCTBHH C HMeHeHHeM 

KOMn1eKCHOA HHHKaTopHOA geHbI, KaK npeXYCMOTpeHO B CTaTbe 38. 

2) TaKam CHCTeMa BKJl21oqaeT [1OJIO)eHHRi OTHOCHTeJibHO npe[eunoB Koue6a- 

HH51 LkeH, KOIHqeCTBa pblHO4HbiX AHeAi, Ha OCHOBe KOTOpbIX Be~eTCH no~cqeT, H 

qHCJIa H pa3MepOB KoppeKTHBOB. 



3) COBeT MOw1)eT C03AaTb TaKe CHCTeMy yBeAlti-eHHI KBOT B COOTBeTCTBHH 

C XABHwKeHHeM geH Ha OCHOBHbie COpTa H/HJIH rpynnb! KO( e. 

Cmamb.R 40. mOPTqOibl 

1) Katcgbif 3KcnOpTHpyO1AHfi yiaCTHHK o61aBnaeT .nio6of npegnoaiaraeMblA 

WOpT4OJ1 no cpaBHeHHIO c ero 3KCflOpTHbiM npaBoM, C TeM 4TO6bl 

IO3BOJHTb npOBeCTH nepepacnpegeneHme B TOM we Ko4eiHOM rOAy cpegH 

3KCnOpTHpy1OLtHX yqaCTHHKOB, HMeIOLL.HX BO3MOW4(HOCT6 H FOTOBbiX 3KcnOpTHpOBnTb 

HeJocTatOu.lee KOJ1HqeCTBO. CeMbgecsIT Fnpoi~eHTOB KOJIHqeCTBa, o6-blB- 

.JeHHOFO B COOTBeTCTBHH C I11OJIOweHHlMH HaCTORIuIeFO flyHKTa, npeAJaratoTCR 

Aa nepepacnpelenenHH B nepeyto oqepegb cpeAH Apyrax y'aCTHHKOB, 

3KCnOpTHpyIOu HX TOT we COPT Ko4je, B nponOPAHH K HX OCHOBHOAI KBOTe H 30 

npogeHTOB-B nepByto otiepe~b cpeAH ytiaCTHHKOB, aKCnOpTHpyOUAHX Jpyrorl 

COpT KOtbe, TaKwe B nponOPUHH K HX OCHOBHOA KBOTe. 

2) EciiH yqaCTHHK O61,stBAeT 0 WOpT4IoJIe B TeqeHHe nepblX U eCTH 

MecmLieB Ko0beriHOrO roga, roAOBa KBOTa 3Toro yqaCTHHKa B cneAyouA)eM 

K04,eAHoM roJgy yBenwiHBaeTCM Ha 30 npoUeHTOB OT o6-b9BAaeHHoro H He- 

3KcnopTHpoBaHHorO KO~jqeCTBa. 3TO KoAnqecTBo 3aCqHTblBaeTC.t B roAoeoe 3KCnOpTHOe 

npaBO Tex aKcnOpTHpytO1UHXC5 yqaCTHHKOB, KOTOpbIe HCnOJb3OBa- 

An nepepacnpeleAeHHyto qaCTb KBOTbl B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOJIOnKeHHAMH nyHKTa I 

HaCTOmiLLeg CTaTbH, nponopLHoHaJnbHO HX yiaCTHIO B TaKOM nepepacnpeeeHHH. 

Cmamban 41. 3KKCnOPTHOE FIPABO rPYflOBOrO YLIACTH14KA 

Ec.AH ABa H 6onee yqaCTHHKOB o6pa3ylOT rpynnoeoro yqaCTHHKa B 

COOTBeTCTBHH C fIO0)CeHHMiMH CTaTeA 6 H 7, TO B 3aBHCHMOCTH OT TOrO, 4TO 

np4MeHHMO, OCHOBHbie KBOTbl HH1H 3KCflOpTHble npaa TaKHX y%-aCTHHKOB 

CKna~blBaaOTCA, H COCTaBHaR BeJIH'IHa paccMaTpnaeTca aK OTXgeJbHam 

OCHOBHaaq KBOTa HAH OT~ebHOe 3KcnOpTHOe npaBo AR Lte-ei HacTOuqseg raBbt. 

CmaMba 42. COEJIOS1EHHIE KBOT 

I) 3KcnOpTHpytouAHe yqaCTHHKH nPHHHMaOT Mepbl, HeO6XOrHMbie AAR 

o6ecnetieHHst nOJHOrO Co6Ato eHH.9 Bcex noo

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TOM, cJieJlyeT JAB HCKJIIOtIHTb TaKoro yiaCTHHKa H3 OpraHU3atmi B COOTBeTCTBHH 

c noio)KeHSlMH CTaTbH 66. 

6) BblqeTbl, npeyCMOTpeHHbie B nyHKTax 3, 4 H 5 HaCTOfqueA CTaTbH, 

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BKJilOilaTb Ha newallHe MepbI no AHBepCH3HKaAHH HiH nooI~peHHlo nocneAHeA, 

a TaKwKe cpeACTBa, C HOMOIIjbIO KOTOpbIX ymaCTHHKH MoryT flOJ1y4aTb KaK 

TeXHHxieCKyIO, TaK H t)HHaHCOByiO nOMOuIb. 

3) COBeT MOIKeT yCTaHOBHTb B3HOC, lOXjie>KaUMHA abilJIIaTe 3KCflOpTHpy- 

1OIIHMH yxaCTHHKaMH, KOTOpbliA 6ygeT HCIIOjIb3OBaTbC1 AJ13I TOrO, 'lTO6bi 

lO3BOJHTb OpraHH3aAHH ocyu eCTBnslTb COOTBeTCTByO1UAHe TeXHH4eCKHe HccJie- 

AOBaHH1 B IeJ1iSX OKa3aHH1 3KCflOpTHpyIOtIAHM yqaCTHHKaM nOMOIAH B HpHHsiTHH 

Mep, Heo6xoAHMbix ,Jln ocyUieCTBjieHHA aXeKBaTHOiA fOJIHTHKI fpOH3BOACTBa. 

TaKoA B3HOC He npeBbUiaeT AByX i eHTOB CILIA 3a MeUoK Ko4e, 3KCnOpTHpOBaH- 

Horo B HMnOpTHpyIoUIHe cTpaHbI-yxiacTHHjtbI, H BbiniIaHBaeTCA B KOHBepTHpyeMoi 

BaJoTe. 

CmambA 51. 1IOAlHTHKA B OTHOIIIEHHH 3AUACOB KOE 

1) B AonOAHeHHe K nOnO>KeHHRM rnaBb VII H CTaTbH 50 CoBeT pa3gebHbIM 

6ojibUHHCTBOM B Aae TpeTH rOJIOCOB yCTaHaBJIHBaeT IOJIHTHKy B OTHOLUeHHH 

3anacOB Ko4)e B npOH3BOAAMHX CTpaHax-y'acTHHitax. 

2) CoBeT npHHHMaeT MepbI no eweroHOMy onpegeueHaIO 3anacoB KO43e, 

HaxO AUHXCH B pacnOPA)KeHHH OTAgeflbHbIX 3KcnOpTHpyIOuIHX ytiaCTHHKOB B 

COOTBeTCTBHH C noJ1OiKeHHlMH CTaTbH 35. COOTBeTCTByOuAHe yqaCTHHKH 

CO~eAiCTByIOT TaKOMy eKerOAHOMy HccJeAOBaHIo. 

3) -pOH3BoxsrnAHe yqaCTHHKH o6ecne-HamoT, 'ITO6bi B HX COOTBeTCTByio1Hx 

cTpaHax 6bJlH Heo6xotHMbie YCJIOBHH AJIJ Ha~neigaero xpaeHHH 

3anacOB KO4,e. 

4) COBeT npe~npHMeT HccJ1eAOBaHHe iteJecoo6pa3HOCTH noAtep)KaHHH 

eueei HaCTosilero CornaluenHA nyTeM Co3AaHHA Me>KyHapOAHbIX 3anacoB. 

CmambR 52. KOHCYJIbTALHH H COTPYAHHqECTBO C TOPrOBbIMH 

OPrAHH3AU HfMH 

1) OpranH3aAtHs noAlepKnBaeT TeCHyIO CBA3b C COOTBeTCTByiOI1UHMH 

HenpaBHTenbcTBenHUbIn opraHH3aIaHRMH, 3aHHmaioigMHcA me AyHapoAHorl 

TOproa ei Koce, H co cneAHaiHCTaMH no BonpocaM K0oe. 

2) YmaCTHHKH ocyiimeCTBJIIOT CBOIO geATe~jbHOCTb B paMrax HaCTOsunero 

CornaeHHR B nopSIJAKe, COOTBeTCTByoueM yCTaHOBHBuIHMCS ToproBbIM 


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KaHaniaM, H BO3Aep)KHBaIOTCJ9 OT AHCKPHMHHaUHOHHOri TOprOBOfA npaKTHKH. 

OcyuleCTBJlSISI TaKy1O AeATejnbHOCTb, OHH CTpeMATCI AOJI>KHbIM o6pa3oM 

yqHTbIBaTb 3aKOHHbie HHTepecbI KpyrOB, 3aHHMaIOWHXCA ToproBnerl Ko4,e. 

CmambA 53. HHOOPMALLHS1 

I) OpraHH3aaHsa BbinOHme'T 4 yHKUHIO UeHTpa ia c6opa, o6MeHa H 

ny6iHKaH: 

U) CTaTHCTH'eCKOA HH4bOpMaLIHH 0 MHpOBOM npOH3BOACTBe, IteHax, .3KcnOpTe H 

HMnOpTe, pacnpe~ejieaHH H noTpe6eHHH Ko0be; H 

b) B TOil Mepe, B KRKOH TO npH3HaeTCA HeO6XOiHMbiM, TeXHHqeCKOAi 

HH(j)opMalAHH 0 KYJIbTHBHpOBaHHH, o6pa6OTKe H HCnOjib3OBaHHH KO(j)e. 

2) COBeT MoKeT Tpe6OBaTb OT yiaCTHHKOB npeACTaBieHHA TaKOAI HH4)OpMa- 

LUHH, KaKYI0 OH CMHTaeT HeO6XOAHMOri AJIA CBOeH pa6oTbi, BKJHO'aA peryjiispHbie 

CTaTHCTHqeCKHe OTqeTbI o IpOH3BOACTBe KO4)e, TeHgeHIqHRX npOH3BOACTBa, 

3KCnOpTe H HMnOpTe, pacnpeleieHHH, nOTpe6neHHH, 3anacax, ueHax H 

HaJIOrOO6jio)KeHHH, HO He AOJI)KHa ony61HKOBbIBaTbC HHKaKaA HH4,OpMaUHa, 

KOTOpaS! MO>KeT CIIOCO6CTBOBaTb BbIABj1eHHtO onepaiAHAi AlHL HAH KOMIlaHHn, 

npOa3BOA11UHX, o6pa6aTbIBaioulAx HiH c6biBaiouAix KO4oe. YqaCTHHKH npet- 

CTaBIM1AOT 3aTpe6OBaHHyIO HH4)OpMaAHIO no BO3MOWIHOCTH nOXlpO6HO H TO-HO. 

3) ECJIH KaKOrl-1H60 y4aCTHHK He npe CTaBJ1AeT HAH HaXOrAHT 3aTpygHH- 

TenbHbIM npeAICTaBHTb B TeieHHe pa3yMHoro cpoKa CTaTHCTH4eCKyIO HJfH HHyIO 

HHbopMamMO, Tpe6yemyio COBeTOM AxAa Ha~AeKamuero 4yHKIHOHHpOBaHHA 

OpraHH3atAHH, COBeT MOwKeT nOTpe6OBaTb OT TOrO yqaCTHHKa o6"lAcHeHHA 

npH'HH HenpeACTaBnieHHq. ECJnH OH HaxOAHT, MTO B JAaHHOM cjiyqae Tpe6yeTcR 

TeXHHqeCKaA nOMOlUb, COBeT MO>KeT npHHRTb HeO6xOAHMbie Mepmi. 

4) B AononHeHe K mepaM, npe1ycMOTpeHHbIM B nyHKTe 3 HaCTOR~ueri 

CTaTbH, HIIcOJIHHTeJIbHbIl AHpeKTOp MO>KeT, noc1e HagiJew iauero yBe OMjieHHA 

H, eCAH COBeT He npHMeT HHOFO pemueHHA, npeKpaTHTb Bblaqy MapOK, 

noATaep> t x 3KcnOpT KO0pe, HAl ApyrHX 3KBHBaeHTHblX pa3pewenH Ha 

3KcnOpT, npeAyCMOTpeHabIx B CTaTbe 43. 

Cmambl 54. HCClELOBAHHA 

1) COBeT Mo>KeT nOOUpATb HCCJ eAOBaHHA, KacaIOMIHecA 3KOHOMHKH 

npOH3BOXACTBa H pacnpeleieHnHA Ko4e, BJIH3HH [npaBHTej1bCTBeHHbIX MeponpH- 

AITHH B CTpaHaX, npOH3BOA5IUlHx H nOTpe6nsLoUHx KO4e, Ha npOH3BOACTBO H 

nOTpe6neHne Ko43e, BO3MO)KHOCTei pacwHpeHHA noTpe6neHHA Ko4)e xna 

TpaAHIiHOHHOFO H BCPOSITHOrO HOBOFO HCnOj1i3OBRHHI H nOCJleCCTBHfl npHMeHe- 

HHS1 HaCTOAlUero CoraweHHA AJIA npOH3BOXHTetei H nOTpe6HTeneA KO4)e, 

BK.JiomaA HX yCJIOBHA TOpFOBjiH. 

2) OpraHH3aIAHA MO>KeT H3y4HTb npaKTHeCKyIO LuejiecOo6pa3HOCTb yCTa- 

HOBjieHHA MHHHMaJlbHbIX 

cTpaH-yaCTHHU. 

CTaHapTOB RJ J1S 3KcnopTa KO4)e H3 npOH3BO JIUAHX 

CmambA 55. CFIEUHAJnbHbICI

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MOMeHTa BCTynjneHI4l ero B CHJIY HJIH KaK MO)KHO cKopee nocne 3TOH RaTbl, 

ympeItaeTcH cneLt14alHbHb1i4 (POHA. 

2) ljiaTei B 'DOHX COCTORT H3 nOWJHH6b B 2 qeHTa CILIA 3a Ka>ctblgI 

MeWoK Ko4e, 3KcnopTHpoBaHHoro B Hm1nopTHpytoIuHe cTpaHbl-yqacTHItbl, 

BbinnaqHBaeMoft 3KcnopTHpyIOlljHMH yiacTHHKaMH c MoMeHTa BCTyneHHSA B 

CHAY HacToaugero Cor-nawen1a, ecJIH COBeT He npHMeT pewenne CHH3HTb HJH 

npHOCTaHOBHTb BbinJnaTy TaKOH nOwJiHHbi. 

3) IowJrnHa, yKa3aHH1aq B nyHKTe 2 HaCTOquleri CTaTbH, BbinJiLaqHBaeTC B 

xAoiuiapax CLIIA 14cnoJIHHTejnbHoMy AHpeKTOpy npOTHB BbilaqH MapOK, nOXATBep- 

,KKIQeHHH, cornlaCHO 

nOJ1o2eHHaM CTaTbH 43, BKJlUoqatOT nOJ1O)KCHHa 0 BbifJaTe TaKOi noWJIHHbl. 

4) FlpH yCJ1OBHH oJo6peHHa COBeTOM, 14cnOJ1HHTeJbHbIH 1HpeKTOP ynOJ1HO- 

M0tHBaeTCSI HCnOJlb3OBaTb cpeXlCTBa 4 DOHXga Ha HOKPb1THe pacxojoB no BBeJleHHlO 

CHCTeMbl CBHleTe!JbCTB o flpOHCxO>KJleHHH, yKa3aHHOA B CTaTbe 43, pacxogoB, 

CB.93aHHbIX C npoBepKoA 3arnacOB B COOTBeTCTBHH C rOJ1o2eHHSlMH nyHKTa 2 

CTaTbH 51 H pacxOAOB Ha yJiyiweHHe CHCTeMbl c6opa H nepelaqH CTaTHCTHqe- 

CKOf HH4opMaqIHH, yKa3aHHOAi B CTaTbe 53. 

5) B BO3MOWKHOH CTeneHH, XOTR H OTgenbHO OT aJMHHHCTpaTIB14OrO 

6IoA>KceTa, pyKOBOACTBO H ynpaBJneHHe AeSTeAbHOCTbIO 4'OHJga ocyu1eC-BJs1IOTCa 

TaKHM )Ke o6pa3OM, KaK H B OTHOweHHH agMHHHCTpaTHBHoro 6toA>KeTa, H 

HOgJe>4KHT eKeroJAHOA peBH3HH He3aBHCHMbIMH KOHTpoJnepaMH, KaK Z3TO Tpe6yeT- 

CA J1JA CqeTOB OpraHH3atrHH B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOjlO>KeHHS1MH CTaTbH 27. 

CmambA 56. OCBOEO>KAEHI4E OT OB,93ATEJIbCTB 

1) COBeT MO>KeT pa3JeJlbHblM 60OJIbHHCTBOM B Ae TpeTH rOJIOCOB 

OCBO6otHTb yqaCTHHKa OT o6s3aTenbCTBa BBHAy HCKJIEO'lHT~ebHblX Hi1H -Ipe3Bbl- 

4aAHbIX O6CTO.9TeJbCTB, Henpeo~tOAOHMOi CHJlbl, KOHCTHTyLAHOHHblX O6sI3aHHO- 

CTeA HAH Me>2AYHapOgHbIX o6sI3aTe.nbCTB no YCTaBy OpraHi3aqHH O6beAHHeH- 

HbIX Hairnii B OTHOweHHH TeppHTOpHA, ynpaihneMblx no CHCTeMe oneKH. 

2) Oceo6o)K/aA TaK4M o6pa3oM KaKoro-J1H6o yqaCTHHKa OT ero o6513a- 

TenbCTB, COBeT AOl)KeH npmMO yKa3blBaTb, Ha KaKHX yCAOBHX H Ha KaKOrH CpOK 

3TOT yaCTHHK OCBo6oK/aeTcR OT TaKHX o6.93aTenlbCTB. 

3) COBeT He paccMaTpH4aeT XO)aTariCTB o6 OCBO6oKAeHlHH OT o6513a- 

TenbCTB B OTHoweHHH KBOT Ha OCHOBe HaJIHqHA B CTpaaHe-yiaCTHHUe B Te-ieHHe 

oAHoro HAM HeCKO bKHX neT 3KcnOpTHOH nPOXAYKtAHH, KOTOpaA npeBbIwaeT ero 

AonyCTHMbIH 3KcnopT H M 51BASeTCR cnetCTBHeM HeBbiOJ]HeHH1S aTHM yqaCTHH- 

KOM noAoweHg CTaTeA 50 H 51. 

rJ]ABA ix. KOHCYJIbTA[UH4, CIIOPbI 14 )KAJIO~bI 

CmambA 57. KOHCYJlbTAII4 

KawicAblir yiaCTHHK 6jiaroIenaTeabHO OTHOCHTC1 H o6ecne4HBaeT Ha/Jne>Kaui.yIo 

BO3MO>4CHOCTb ,nJlJ KOHCyllbTat 14 0 TaKHX npeACTaBneHHs x, KaKHe MOFyT 

geJ1aTbCi ApyrHM yqaCTHHKOM no AIO6oMy Bonpocy, CBM3aHHOMY C HaCTOIIA1HM 

Cor.na.IeH1eM. B xote TaKHX KOHCyJrbTa144 no npoCb6e OtAHOA H3 CTOpOH H C 

cornacHs lpyroFr kCnOIHHTehbHbIH JH/peKTOp Co3AaeT He3aBHCHMyIO KOMHCCHIO, 

KOTOpaA HcnOJtb3yeT CBOH xAo6pbie yciyrH nAR np1HMHpe1HH5 CTOpOH. PacxoXbl, 



CBM3aHHbie C KOMHCCHeA, He BO3.JaFaOTCR_ Ha OpraHH3akHIo. ECJIH Ta HJiH HHasi 

CTOPOHa He coriiacHa Ha CO3gaHHe KOMHCCHH I4CnOJIHHTeJbHbIM gHpeKTOpOM H.IH 

eCJIH KOHCYJIbTaItHH He flpHBOD.HT K peweHHIO BoflpoCa, TO OH MO)KCT 6ablTb 

nepe, aH Ha paCCMOTpeHHe CoBeTa B COOTBeTCTBHH CO CTaTbeA 58. EcnH 

KOHCyJIbTaULHH He BeAyT K pa3peweHHIO, TO o6 TOM coo6uaeTCsI HCnOJHHTeJIb- 

HOMy AHpeKTOpy, KOTOpblI pacCbmraeT TaKoe CoO6tueHHe BCeM yqaCTHHKaM. 

Cmambn 58. CnOPbl M >KAJIOEI 

i) Jbio6oA cnop 0 TOJ1KOBaHHH HAH npHMeneHHH HaCTOqIuiiero CorjnaweHHq, 

KOTOpbiA He MOweT 6bITb pa3peweH nyTeM neperoBopoB, no npocb6e J.no6oro 

yqaCTHHKa-CTOpOHbi B cnope nepegaeTcM B COBeT jm npHHMTHA peujeiaa. 

2) BO Bcex CJqyqasx, Korna cnop nepenaeTcq Ha paCCMOTpeHHe CoBeTa 

cor.nacHo nyHKTy I HaCTosumeri CTaTbH, 60JlbWHHCTBO y t iaCTHHKOB HAH 

yqaCTHHKH, HMeIOWHe He meHee OX.HOA TpeTH Bcex FOJIOCOB, MOFYT nocuie 

o6cy)KeHH% npeJiO)tCHTb CoBeTy 3anpOCHTb MHeHHe KOHCyJIbTaTHBHOA KOMHC- 

CHH, yflOMRHyTOri B nyHKTe 3 HaCTOstuei CTaTbH, 10 CniOpHbIM BOnpocaM AO 

npHHRTHR peUeHHm. 

3) a) ECJIH COBeT eHHOFJlaCHO He OFOBOpHT HHOe, KOMHCCH ! COCTOHT H3: 

i) ,ByX AHU: OAHO C 6O.bWHM OnbITOM no BonpocaM cr1OpOB TaKoro poga H 

BTopoe C flpH3HaHHbIM flpaBOBbIM aBTOPHTeTOM H OnbITOM, Ha3HaqeHHoe 

3KCfIOpTHpyIOLHMH ytiaCTHHKaMH; 

ii) ABYX TaKHX J1HIA, Ha3HatieHHbIX HMnOpTHpyIOLHHMH yLiaCTHHKaMH H 

iii) npeceaTe, H36HpaeMoro eRHHorjaCHO wITbIpbMA JlHLUaMH. Ha3HaaeMbI- 

MH B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOjnyHKTaMH i H ii, A11, B ciy t iae pa3HOrilaCHl MeKly 

HHMH,- flpelceaTeueM CoBeTa. 

b) JAHLa OT CTpaH, npaBHTeJlbCTBa KOTOpbIX RB J lOTCH .iOFOBapHBaiOtIiMH- 

CAI CTOPOHaMH HaCTO5MIuero CoriaweHHM, HMelOT npaao 6bITb 'IJeHaMH iTOA 

KOHCyJnbTaTHBHOA KOMHCCHH. 

c) JlnH1a, Ha3HaieHHbie B KOHCYJlbTaTHBHyIO KOMHCCHIO, ,IeAICTBYIOT B HX 

.JIHLIHOM KaqeCTBe H He nojiytialOT yKa3aHH4 OT KaKOFO 6bI TO HH 6b.lo 

npaBHTeJibCTBa. 

d) PaCxoAbII KOHCyJIbTaTHBHOAi KOMHCCHH onJlaHBalOTCHI OpraHH3atIrHeii. 

4) 3aKJoLieHHe KOHCYJIbTaTHBHOA KOMHCCHH H ero o6OCHOBaHHe npe,/CTaBri5RIOTCS 

COBeTy, KOTOpbU4 nocuie paCCMOTPCHH31 BCeH HeO6xOHMOHi HH4)OpMaLrHH 

BbIHOCHT peuleH~e no cnopy. 

5) CoBeT BbIHOCHT peweHue no juo6oMy npeACTaBjeJHHOMy eMy cnopy B 

TelieHHe UeCTH MecmiReB nociie npeACTaajieHHq TaKOI-O cnopa Ha ero paccMOTpe- 

HHe. 

6) Jho6am wa.io6a Ha TO, 'ITO KaKOH-1rH60 y'IaCTHHK He BbInojIHmeT CBOHX 

o6H3aTelbCTB no HaCTOslU/,eMy Col'JameHMo, no npoCb6e ytiaCTHHKa, nojaiOulero 

wauio6y, nepeaaeTcH B CoBeT, KOTOpbfi npHHHMaeT peweHle no 3TOMY 

Bonpocy. 

7) HapyweHae o6Sl3aTembCTB 110 HaCTOMtueMy Cor-laweHmio Jn1O6bIM 

y-iaCTHHKOM MOwKeT (6blTb YCTaHOBj1eHO He HHatie, KaK flpOCTbIM pa3leJlbHbIM 

6OJIbWHHCTBOM lOJiOCOB. ipH yCTaHOBjieHHH 4 aKTa HapyweHHM yLaCTHHKOM 



o6.s3aTe.lbCTB no HaCTOqlueMy CornaweHHlo AOji>KeH 6blTb yKa3aH xapaKTep 

H'apyweHH5I. 

8) Ecjm COBeT yCTaHaBjlHBaeT, TO KaKOi-iHi6o ytiaCTHHK HapywUHJl 

HaCTOtl.qee CoraweH14e, OH MO>KeT 6e3 yutep6a gnq Apyrnx Mep npHHygHTenb- 

HOrO xapaK(Tepa, npe/XyCMOTpeHHbIX B xgpyrHx CTaTbqIX HaCTOmttlero Coriawe- 

HHMI, KOMIeIeKCHblM 60AbWHHCTBOM B ,Be TpeTH I'OJIOCOB npHOCTaHOBHTb 

ocytLueCTBJneHHe npaBa rojioca TOIO y1iaCTHHKa B COBeTe H ero npaea noJaBaTb 

CBOH roiioca B KOMHTeTe, noKa OH He 6yeT BbiflOJIH.lTb CBOHX O6sI3aTe.nbCTB, 

HjIH COBeT MOeKeT npHHMTb peweHe o(6 HCKJO'IeHHH TaKoFo ytiaCTHHKa H3 

OpraHH3aItHH B COOTBeTCTBHH CO CTaTbeA 66. 

9) BCqKHAI yiaCTHHK MO)KeT 3anpamHBaTb npeJABapHTeAbHoe MHeHHe 

IcnOlJHHTeJlbHOrO KOMHTeTa no CflOpHOMY Bonpocy mAH >Ka.o6e go O6cy.cjgeHmim 

Bonpoca B CoBeTe. 

rJlABA x. 3AKJlIOtIHTEJlbHblE -O.1IO)KEHH.! 

CImnalbA 59. lIjil()ICAHIHE 

HacTOautee CoriiaweHHe OTKpbITO gnm noAnHcaHmq B [LeHTpabHbIX 

y'pe>KgeHHX OpraHH3atHH O6,begCHHeHHblX Hauti c 31 lHBapa 1976 roga no 31 

momiOq 1976 rota BKJIIO-4HTeJbHO QOOBapHBaiOuA14MHC% CTOpOHaMH Me tiyHapoRHoro 

coraweWH14R no KO4)e 1968 roga, flpOj.eHHOi'O rIpOTOKOJIOM, H 

npaBHTeJlbCTBaMH, npHrJiaUieHHbIMH Ha cecciH MewgIyHapoAHorO COBeTa no 

Ko4e, CO,3BaHHbie g1l npoBegCeHHq neperoaopoB no MewxgyHapORHOMy corjlawe- 

Him no Koqbe 1976 rota. 

Cntam.J 60. PATH'IHKAIIH, HIPHHITHE, OROBPEHHE 

I) HacTOLULee cornawelu4e noJInewHT paTH4nKa"H14, npHHSITHIO HH14 

OJIo6peHHIo lOJgHCaBlIWHMH ero npaBHTeJ~bCTBaMH COFJIaCHO HX COOTBeTCTBy- 

IOI1AHM KOHCTHTYIAHOHHbM npote~ypaM. 

2) 3a ICK1iO-eHHeM cJiytaeB, npeyCMOTpeHHbIX B CTaTbe 6 1, paTqHKatH- 

OHHbie rpaMOTbl,. ,OKyMeHTbl o6 ojto6peHH141114 IpHH5qTHH c~aOTCq Ha xpaHeHHe 

FeHepa.nbHOMy ceKpeTapo OpraHH13attAH 06,etiHeHHblx HatHA He n03gHee 

30 ceHTAs6pm 1976 rota. OxAHaKO COBeT MowK(HOCTH CEaTb CBOH 

JQOKyMeHTbl K a3TOAi AaTe. 

CiapmmR 61. BCTYrIJIEHHE B CJIlY 

I) HacTOsRuee CornawetHe OKOHtiaTebHO BCTynaeT B CHAY I OKTq6psi 1976 

rosa, ecJin K 3TOA gaTe npaBHTeJibCTBa, npeACTaB3qatUme He MeHee , 1altJaTH 

3KCnOpTHpyIOttAHX yqaCTHHKOB, HMetotu14x He meHee 80 npOteHTOB FOJIOCOB 

iKcnOpTHpyIol;iHX ytiaCTHHKOB, H He MeHee 10 HMnOPTHPYtOtHX ylIaCTHHKOB, 

HMmeOtI.HX He MeHee 80 lnpOqeHTOB IrOJIOCOB HMnOpTHpyOuMHX y'IaCTHHKOB, KaK 

yKa3bIBaeTC5l B npHJ1o>KeHHH 2, cjai CBOH JAOKyMeHTbl 0 paTHld3HKaU, HH 

HPHHMTHH 1411HH Oxto6peH1H1-. B KaieCTBe ajlbTepHaTHebi, OHO OKOH4-PITeJlbHO 

BCTynaeT B CHJ1y B .no6oe BpeMm nocjie I OKTm6pm 1976 roa, eciH 140HO BpeMeHHO 

AeACTByeT B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOKeH14iMH nyHKTa 2 HaCTOUeH CTaTbH H iTHl 

Tpe6oBaHHAl o npot1qeHTHOM COOTHOWeHHH yJIOBJieTBOpeHbi nyTeM cgaiH ,AoKy- 

MeHTOB 0 paTHCjHKattHm, npHHT4THH H11 oJto6peHHH. 


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2) HacTotuAee CorjlawemHe Mo>KeT BpeMeHHO BCTyniHTb B CHJAy I OKTm6p 

1976 roa. C 3TOfi LtelbKO yBeOMjieHHe no~nucaawero npaalTe~lbCTaa n1jH 

Jiio6oi Apyrog )]oroBapBalto ecq CTOpOHbl Me>cjAyHapoxAHoro corilaweHHR. 

no KO4e 1968 rosa, npo~AeHHoro -lpoToKOJIOM, co~epKamuee o6a3aTealbCTBO 

npHMeHstTb CoriaweHHe BpeMeHHO H CTpeMHTbCR K BO3MO)KHO cKopeiweAi 

paTH4)HKaiAHH, oAo6peHHmo Him InpHHHqTHIO B COOTBeTCTBHH CO CBOeH KOHCTHTyIH- 

OHHOA npotueJypoi, XOmKHO 6bITb noJnyieHo FeHepalbHbIM ceKpeTapeM 

OpraH3amiH O6beAHHeHHbtx Hatrig He no3AHee 30 ceHT%6p. 1976 ro a H 

C4HTaeTCR paBHO3HatHbM no coe cHle paTH4HKaULHOHHOA rpaMoTe, JOKyMeH- 

Ty o6 o~o6peHHH Hflhl npHH.9THH. lpaBHTel6CTBO, KOTOpOe o6.93yeTcq 

npHMeHITb COrilaUeHHe BpeMeHHO, AO cJa114 Ha xpaHemHie paTH)HKaL1HOHHOri 

rpaMOTbi, AOKyMeHTOB o6 Oo6peHHH Him pHHRTHH BpeMeHHo C'IHTaeTC1 

y4aCTHHKOM CorilaweHHt jiH60 AO cJawil Ha xpaHeHHe paTHebHKatrnOHHOAi 

rpaMOTbl, AOKyMeHTa o6 oXo6peHHH HiH npHHSATHH, jlH60 Ao 31 AeKa6pm 1976 

rosa BKJIIOtIHTeJIbHO, B 3aBHCHMOCTH OT TOrO, 'ITO HaCTyfnHT CKOpee. 

3) EcJ1 HaCTOstuee CorJaweHHe He BCTynH1T B CHJ.y OKOHiaTeJlbHO Him 

BpeMeHHO AO I OKT.t6psi 1976 rona B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOJiO)KeHHRMH nYHKTa I Him 

2 HaCTORU.,eA CTaTbH, TO npaBHTeJlbCTBa, CJaBWuHe Ha xpaHeHHe paTH(PHKaICL1OH- 

Hbie rpaMOTbl, JOKyMeHTbI o6 oo6peHHH, fpHHJTHH HJIr npHCoe HHeHHH HH 

yBeAoMJieHHH, colepKau14He o6st3aTejlbCTBO npH1MeHHTb HaCTotulee CorlatueHt4e 

BpeMeHHO H CTPeMHTbCH K paTH)14KaLJHH, ojo6peHHIO HuH IpHH5ITHI0 MOIyT no 

B3aHMHOMy coriactito IpHH.9Tb peweH1e 0 TOM, ITO OHO BOUJJ1O B CHJIy Me>KAy 

HHMH. 1-Io06HbM we o6pa3oM, ecim Cor'laweH1e BCTynHJO B CH14y BpeMeHHO, 

HO He BCTynHJO B CHAiy OKOH4aTeJlbH0 K 31 ,eKa6pR 1976 rosa, TO 

npaBHTejlbCTBa, cX aBU1He Ha xpaHeHHe paTH(1HKaAHOHHbie rpaMOTbI, J OKyMeHTbI 

o6 OAo6peHHH, IlpHHRTHH HJIH p1Hcoe1HHeHHH npeBCTaBHJ1H lH 

yBeAOMjleHHsI. 

yKa3aHHble B nYHKTe 2 HaCTO1ugerl CTaTbH, MOryT no B3aHMHOMy corilaciio 

n1pHHRTb pewe"He 0 nPOpOJICKHHH AeHCTBHR COruiaweHHl BpeMeHHO H1H 0 TOM, 

TO OHO BOWJAO B CHjly OKOHtiaTenlbHo MewKQy HHMH. 

Cmali biq 62. 1PH4COEJHHEHHE 

1) f-paBHTeJlbCTBO iuo6oro rocy~apcTBa, COCTOsuero mJieHOM OpraHH3aq,4H 

O6betHHeHHbIx Ha, nf HIH KaKOrO-JIH6o H3 ee cnelrHaJuH3HpoBaHHbIX yqpe>Ke- 

HHA, Mo>KeT A[O Him nociie BCTynJ1eHHJ9 B CH1y 1aCTO.iuero CorjlaweHHA 

HpHcOeAHHHTbCA K HeMy Ha YCJIOBHRX, KOTOpbie AOJI>KHbi 6bITb onpeejieHbl 

COBeTOM. 

2) AOKyMeHTbl o fmHHHH npicoe catOTCq Ha xpaHeHHe FeHepa-HOMy 

ceKpeTapio OpraHH3aqHH O6-beiH4eHHbX HaiAHAI. 

AeACTBHTelbHbiM nocute c~la'H ,OKyMeHTa. 

flpHcoegHHeHHe CTaHOBHTCR 

Cmamba 63. OrOBOPKH 

H K KaKHM noJno>KeHHM 3Toro CorlaweHH.9 orOBOpOK He AonyCKaeTCs. 

CmambuR 64. PACrIPOCTPAHEHHE HA flOHMEHOBAHHblE TEPPHTOPHH 

1) KaKAcoe npa1BHTerlbCTBO MoNKeT, npH noAnmcaHHH aToro CorlaweHniq Hjjh 

npH AenOHHpoBaHHH AOKyMeHTa o paTH4jHKa"H, npHHRTHH, o~o6peHH HuH 

npHcoegHHeHHH HM B .rno6oe BpeM.I nociue JTOFO, 3aSIBHTb B yBeAOMJICHHH Ha HMI 

reHepa.nbHoro ceKpeTapsi Opra113aagm O6feAHHeHHb|x HaLtHA, 'ITO 4TO 

Cornawemhe pacnpocTpaHgeTc. Ha KaKlHe-JIH6o H3 TeppHTOpHAi, 3a Me>K~yHapOA- 


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Hble OTHOIIeHHM4 KOOpbIX :To IIpaBHTeJ1bcTBo OTBeTCTBeHHO; 3TO CoraweHne 

pacnpocTpaH~eTC.l Ha nOHMeHOBaHHbIC B yBeOM1eH4H TeppHTOpHH, CqHTal OT 

JlaTbI TaKOIO yBe ,oMJIeHHM. 

2) Jlo6asi J10roBapBatOLmam1Cm5 CTopOHa, KOTOpa >Ke. aeT ocyL1~eCTBHTb 

npHnal.eKamUee eh Ha OCHOBaHHH CTaTbH 5 npaBO B OTHOIIeHHH KaKHx-JIH6O 

TeppHTOpHA, 3a Me>KJyHapoJHble OTHOuIeHHS4 KOTOPbIX OHa OTBeTCTBeHHa HJ1H 

KOTOpai >KeJlaeT pa3peUIHTb 31106014 TaKOA TeppHTOpHII CTaTb 'rileHOM IpylnOBOro 

ytiaCTHHKa, oOpa3OBaHHOt'O COIraCHO CTaTbe 6 HA1H 7, MOwKeT cJelaTb 3TO, 

yaeglMHB o6 a'FOM reHepajibHoro ceKpeTapm OpraHIH3amrH 06beqHHeHHblx 

HaUHii npH ,n RenOHHpOBaHHH caoero JOKyMeHTa o paTHq)HKaLIHH, fpHHITHm, 

oJo6peHHm Co'JlateHtsl H1,14 o npHcOeAWHeHHH K HCMy, 1H1 B miio6oe BpeM.1 

nocne TO I'O. 

3) JIto6ai AloroBapHBatoL~tamc CTOpOHa, KOTOpaf cj eiajia 3aMBileHHe 

coiJlaCHo IyHKTy I HaCTO~tteg CTaTbH, MOweT B Jno6oe BpeM3l nocne TOrO 

3a5IBHT6 B yBeOMJieHH1H Ha HMH FeHepalbHOl-O ceKpeTapl OpraHH3arIHH 

066e)IHHeHHblX HatAHn, 'ITO CornaweHHe BnpeJb He 6yeT pacflpocTpaHMTbCM Ha 

KaKyio-Jt160 TeppHTOpHto, no1MeHOBaHHyIO B yBe~oMneHHH. Cot-AaweHHe He 

pacnpOCTpaHReTCM Ha yKa3aHHytO TeppHTOpHO C RaTbl TaKOrO yBeROMJeHHq. 

4) ECJIH TeppHTOpHMs, Ha KOTOpy1o CornameHe 6blAO pacnpocTpaeleHO 

COI'JaCHO IlyHKTy I HaCTOstueri CTaTbH, npiio6peTaeT BflOCJ1e,/CTBHH He3aBHCi4- 

MOCTb, HlpaBHTeJlbCTBO HOBOIO rocyjiapcTaa MOwKeT, B TeleiHHe 90 AHeA nocile 

npHo6peTeIHH He3aBHCHMOCTH, 3a5iBHT b B yBeJOMJ1eHHH Ha HMm FeHepaj16Horo 

ceKpeTap.t OpraHH3atrAm O6-betHHeHHbIx HatHrni, 'ITO OHO npHHHMaeT Ha ce6m 

npaaa m o6M3aTenbCTBa )JoroBapPHBaotte14c CTOpOHbl no HaCTO.quIeMy CornqaueHHt0. 

CIHTam C JAaTbI TaKOIO yBegiomneHHA, OHO CTaHOBHTC1 y'iaCTHHKOM 

3TOrO Co'.lamweHsH. COBeT MO>KeT npeJtoCTaBHTb OTCPOtIKY gJ), TaKoro 

yBejgoMJeHHM. 

Cwlanb. 65. ,0BPOBOJIbHblIk BblXO0J 

Jlio6am aoroapHaiouamcm CTOpOHa MOKeT BbIHTH H3 CorawemteH B 

Ato6oe Bpem nocie HanpaBnetH-iti ncbmeHHoro yBelomjieHts o BbIxoJte 

FeHepanbHOMy ceKpeTapto Opratm3attH O6-,etHeHbItXi HatAH. BbIxot 

BCTynaeT B CHJIy Lepe3 90 gHeA nociie no.nyIeHH TaKoro yBegom1eHmim. 

Cmambnl.q 66. MCKJll0tlEH HE 

ECmiH COBeT yCTaHOBHT, 4TO KaKOi-JH6o y'iaCTHHK He BbInOJlH51eT CBOHX 

o6I3aTe bCTB no 3TOMY CortaweHHlo m 'ITO TaKOe HeBbinOHeHHe CHJIbHO 

3aTpyH5,HeT npHMeHeHHe 3TO1O Cor.raueHHs, OH MO)IeT, petlH14eM pa3gejbHOrO 

60JIbuIHHCTBa B AlBe TpeTH FO31OCOB, HCK3IOtIHTb TaKOrO ytiaCTHHKa H3 

OpraHH3aLIrn1. 0 Ka>)KOM TaKOM petweHHH COBeT HeMeJgIneHHO coo6tLaeT 

reHepabHOMy ceKpeTapto Opra143aqRt 06eJtie4tHeHnbix HattHAi. qtepe3 JAeBMHO- 

CTO AHe11, C'iHTa C jaTbI peweHH CoBeTa, yKa3aHHbIA yaCTHHIK nepecTaeT 

6blTb ytliaCTHHKOM OpraHH3aLltH, a eCqi aTOT ylIaCTH1K 1-BJIgeTC1 )JOFOBap"Batoumeiicm 

CTOpOHoA, 

Cor.naweHHH. 

TO OH nepecTaeT 6b[Tb H ,UoroBapHBatouteficm CTOpOHOri 

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Cmaniui 67. PACIlETbl C BbllihIBAKIlHMH JIll 4CKJIK)IEHHblMH 

Y IACTHHKAMII 

I) Bce pac'ie'rbl c IB16blB|IIIjHM HAIH HCKJlOtleHHIhIM y'IICTHHKOM onpejle- 

.J1IIOTCR COBeTOM. OpI'HH3.lluHli yjfp>KHBaeTr lce CyMMhl. Y)Ke yflJlimeHHble 

Bbl6blBaIOLIIIM HJiH HCKJIH)-IeHHblM y'llIC-IHHKOM, 11 TO1 y'ItCFHHK OC-lIe'l'CA 

O6sm3iHHblM ymlJl'lHTh Bce CyMMbl, KOTOpbie OH 6blJI JlOJI>KeH OpIaIHH3a1IlHH B 

MOMeHT, KOI'Jtl BblXOjt HJIH HCKJilOItHHe c-ImaHOircH j[eA4CTBH'IeJIHMlM, c TM, 

OJHaKO, HCKJIO'ICHHeM, qrl'O, KOI'jti pe'ib Hjke'" 0 OI'OBapHBFOuIeVC$1 CropOHe, 

KOTOpaMI He MOI'Ja IIpHHSI'b KaIKyIO-JIH60 IioIIpaBKy H JIOTOMy iiepecraila 

ytiaCTBOBITh B :TOM COrJIaIIIlHHH COI'JICHO IIOJIOweHHHM IIyHKTa 2 cTarbH 69, 

CoBe, MO>KCT yCTIHOBHTb J1lO660 IIOpMJiOK pac'ieTOB. KOTOpblHI Hamjie'T 

cnpaBeJ1iHBbiM. 

2) flepecTaBInMHA y' ICTBOBarTb B :)TOM CorImnIIIleHHH Y ItCTHHK He HmeeT 

iipana HH Ha KUKyIO JjOJIO Bblpy'IKH OT JIHKBHaIIIHH HJ1H )1pyI'HX IKTHBOB 

OpraHH3IkHH OH He O6M3a1H TitK>e OIIJIIHB Tb KaIKyIO-JIHMO ic'm JemiHlHa 

Op'tiaHH3AHH, eCJIH Ta|KOBOH HMeec ., inocuie ipeKpa11leHHsl JkeCICTBHI HICTOHUe- 

1O CorIaweHH1. 

Cmlmb.q 68. f- POJiOJDKHTEJIbHOCTb HI IIPEKPAIIIFHME 

I) HacToquiee CornaIIleHHe OcTaeTc1 B CHle B TetieHHe WeCTH JleT JrO 

30 ceHTR6pR 1982 rosa, eCJH OHO He 6yneT tipOJJleHO Ha OCHOBaHHH IyHK- 

Ta 3 HaCTOqlmeei c-raTbH HJiH npeKpaueHo paHee corlacHO FlyHKTy 4. 

2) B TewHHe TpeTero rojla JjeAICTBHM HaCTO.9Iero Cot'.ameHHl, a HMeHHO 

KodperHHOO rosa, 311awlnatoauerocm 30 ceH-ra6pq 1979 rosa, )jOr0BapHBatO1LlecA 

CTopOHbl yBeC)OMji$IOT FeHepalbHOrO ceKpeTap. OpraHH3tIJtH 06-beRHHeH- 

HbIx Hatrii 0 CBOeM HaMepeHHH i npo toAKaTb y'IdCTHe B HaCTOItleM Coi.aIeHHH 

B TeieHHe OCTaBUHXCM Tpex .ieT ero J eACTBH5I. J1o6aaI ,oroBapHBoLlal ci 

CTOpOHa, KOTOpaq K 30 ceHTa6pa 1979 rop~a He yBeAOMHT o cBOeM HaMepeHHH 

npoJojDKaTb y iaCTHe B HaCTO.9u5eM CoruaIeICHHH B Te,ieHHe OcTaBUIHXCa Tpex 

JIeT elo ReACTBHA1, HAH uio6aR TePPHTOPHF, RBJt IKOLaflcm Y'IaCTHHKOM HiH 

CTOpOHO4 I-pyrlrIOBOlO y 1 IaCTHHKa, OT HMeHH KOTOPOH TItKOe yBeJOMe1HHe He 

npe CTaBjieHo K yKa3aHHOH naTe, nepecTaeT y'iaCTBOBaTb B HaCTOsiueM 

Cor"aweHHH C I OKT.96p.9 1979 roga. 

3) B .nto6oe BpeMa noc-ae 30 CeHT96pR 1980 rojsa COBeT 58 notAeHTaMH 

roJIocoB y 1 IaCTHHKOB, HMeOLUHX He MeHee pa3ReJbHoo 60JhWHHCTBa B 70 

npofieHTOB Bcex rOAOCOB, MO)KeT npHHTb pemeHHe j1H6o0 o npOBeJeHHH 

neperoBopoB no O6HOBjieHH[O CornaweHmi, JH6o 0 npoiJeHH ero c H3meHeHHsiMH 

H."H 6e3 TaKOBbIX Ha riepHo, onpeeUaeMblI COBeTOM. Jlho6asi jZooapHBatouaaqcm 

CTOpOHa, KOTOpaR K jAaTe BCTynneHHa B CHIfy TaKOIO iiepecMOTpeHHOrO 

HJ1H npo jieHHoro cornaJeHH5 He npeACTaBHJa FeHepwarbHOMy ceKpeTapto 

OpraHH3atiHH O6beHHeHHbix HakHim yBeAOMJeHHq o npHHATHH TaKOFO nepe- 

CMOTpeHHOFO HAH npogAeHHoro corulaueHHti. HJH .nmo6aq TeppHTOpHq,. BlaqFoIagICMi 

yqaCTHHKOM HAH CTOpOHOAI rpynnoBoro y'IaCTHHKa, OT HmeHH KOTOpOAi TaKoe 

yBeOMneHHe He 6biJio npegCTaBieHO K yKa13aHHOH ,qaTe, c :TOH xaTbI nepecTaeT 

yIaCTBOBaTb B HaCTOIL1,eM Coi'lfaeHHH. 

4) COBeT MOw4CeT B jito6oe BpeM54 BbIHeCTH 60J1OIZ.HHCTBOM FO.OCOB 

yIaCTHHKOB, KOTOpbIM InpHHa jie214CHT He MeHee pa3j eJlbHOiO 6oj1bWHHCTBa B JBe 

TpeTH BCeX rOJOCOB, nOCTaHOBj1eHHe o npeKpatLleHHH TOFO Cor"ameH. B 3,TOM 

cuymae CoraweHe npeKpauIaeTC.9 B CpOK, yKaaHHbtiH COBeTOM. 

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5) HeCMOTPM Ha npeKpauleHHe CorimameHH14. CoBeT npojom~JiuecT cyulecTBo- 

BaTh B Te t ieHmle BpeMeHH, Heo6xoJ1I4MOFo jtJii J1HKBHI~lkHH OpI'aHHa311.H, 

npOH3BOCTBI Bcex pactieTOB H pacnopmweHHst BCeMH !IKTHBdlMH. H HMee-- B 

TetleHHe JTOrO BpeMeHH npa3a H yHKItHll, HeO6XOJtHMbie Jtj1S yKal~HHblx iteJiek. 

Cinamnq, 69. f-OIIPABKW 

I) COBeT Mo>KeT Pa3JeJi6H61M 6OJIbUIHHCTBOM B JIBe TpeTH FOJ1OCOB 

peKoMeHROBaTb RoroBapauOHHMcm CTOpOHaM HofipIdBKY K :3TOMy Coruiame- 

Him. FlonpaBKa BCTynaeT B CHAy iepe3 100 AjHei nociie no1ymim FeHepalb- 

HbIM ceKpeTapeM OpraH3attH O6-heJAlHeHHbx HaAHi yBelOMJieHtit o npillx- 

THH OT [oroBapHBaiomHxcm CTOpOH, npeCTaaBJ5M~touHx He MeHee 75 1lpoLeHTOB 

:KCnOPTHPYOIU1X CTpaH H pacnoJaratoutixi He MeHee 85 npoeieHTaMtI FOJiOCOB 

3KcnOpTHpyOMHX yLiaCTH14KOB H OT fjioroBapHBafOU4AXCM CTOPOH, ilpeJcTaraJliotL1x 

He MeHee 75 npoteHTOB HMnOpTHpytoIHX CTpaH H pacnonlaralouAix He 

MeHee 80 npogeliTaMm rOJ1OCOB HMnlop-tHpytoUtHx yqaCTHHKOB. COBeT MOKCT 

Ha3Ha'ITh CpOK. B TeeHme KOTOPOI-O J1o'oBap4BafmlHAtecH C'ropOHbl JlA~n1KHbi 

yBeXOMHTb FeHepabHo|o ceKpeTapM Oprlaa4H3a114H O6"beltHeHlHbix HaItHii o 

nlp~HHSTHH HMH nIoflpaBKH. Ecrlt 110 HCTelea14 3TOI'O CpOKd Tpe6OBaHHm 0 

npoiUeHTHOM COOTHOweHHH, HeO6X0OiiMoM JAMS BCTy.ieHHm rionpaBKH B CHJIy, He 

6yJAyT yRoBJeTBOpeHbl, inoIIpaBKa clHTaeTcR CHRTOfi. 

2) Jlto6aa TjoroBapHBaouaci CTOpOHa, KOTOpa He npeACTaBHa yBeJ oMnYeHHI 

o IpHHMITHH nonpaBKH B TetleHHe ycTaHOBAJeHHoro COBeTOM CpOKa. HiH 

juo6aM TeppHTOpHsl, mBJm u~aqcq y41ICTHHKOM H1H CTOpOHOA I-pynnOBOIO 

ytiaCTHHKa, OT HMeHH KOTOpOAI T!IKOIO yBeJ~oMneHHR He 66l210 1pe]CT!IBJ1eHO K 

yKa3aHHOA JIaTe, nepecTaeT ytlaCTBOBaTb B HICTOlIeM CorJuIaeHHH C J]A',i'bi 

BCTyneHHH B CHJ1y TaKOA nonpaBKH. 

Cnammb 70. JIOIOJIHHTFIbHblE H IIEPEXOJIH61E I1OJIO)KEHH$I 

I) HacTosnAee CornaueHme CIHTaeTcM1 "POuOJDKeHHeM Me>cJyHapojAHoro 

coi.naweHiH5I no Kodpe 1968 rosa, npoj.e1HHO|'0 FpOTOKOOlOM. 

2) B LtesAmx CoRefiCTBH4 HenpepblBHOMy ,geriCTBHIO Me>KJRyHapO,,HO'O 

co|r.awemHis no Kodpe 1968 rosa npojAeHHoro IpOTOKOaOM: 

a) Bce aKTbl OpraHH3auH HJ1tH .no6oro ee opraHa Him OT HMeHH HX, npHHMTbie 

Ha OCHoBaHHH MeiqAyHapoJHOrO cor.naweHHm no Ko4be 1968 roa H 

,eAiCTByiOLLmHe Ha 30 ceHTM6pM 1976 roXa, H ycJAoBH, KOTOpbIX He 

npe~ycMaTpH4aoT HcTetieHlH CPOKa K :TOA JaTe, OCTalOTCM B cH.e, ecilH oHH 

He 6yjAyT H3MeHeHb B COOTBeTCTBHH C nojio>KeHHMMH HiacTosuLero Coruiawe- 

HH5I; 

b) Bce Heo6XoruliMbie pemeHMS, nojte>KaMHe IpHHS1THIO COBeTOM B 1975/76 

Kod3eAHOm roAy Jia np1HueeHHHH B 1976/77 KObefiloM roy. AOJi>KHbi 6blTb 

np14HRTbi Ha nocieAueri oiepelHOI ceccHH CoBeTa B 1975/76 Ko4peAHom rosy 

H np1MeHMHTbCM Ha BpeMeHHOA OCHOBe. KaK ecJ1H 661 HaCTornmee Cornaneilie 

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4 paHUY3CKOM M3bIKaX SIBJItiOTC.9 paBHo ayTeHTWIHblMII. -oMJ1HHHHKH cJ ,aOTCM 

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No. 15035 

NORWAY 

Declaration recognizing as compulsory the jurisdiction of 

the International Court of Justice, in conformity with 

Article 36, paragraph 2, of the Statute of the International 

Court of Justice. Done at New York on 2 April 

1976 

Authentic text: English. 

Registered ex officio on 3 October 1976. 

NORVEGE 

Declaration reconnaissant comme obligatoire la juridiction 

de la Cour internationale de Justice, conform6ment au 

paragraphe 2 de l'article 36 du Statut de la Cour 

internationale de Justice. En date i New York du 

2 avril 1976 

Texte authentique : anglais. 

Enregistrge d'office le 3 octobre 1976. 


196 United Nations-Treaty Series * Nations Unies- Recuei des Traites 1976 

DECLARATION BY NORWAY RECOGNIZING AS COMPULSORY 

THE JURISDICTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF 

JUSTICE, IN CONFORMITY WITH ARTICLE 36, PARA- 

GRAPH 2, OF THE STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL 

COURT OF JUSTICE 

PERMANENT MISSION OF NORWAY TO THE UNITED NATIONS 

NEW YORK 

I hereby declare on behalf of the Royal Norwegian Government that Norway 

recognizes as compulsory ipso facto and without special agreement, in relation to 

any other State accepting the same obligation, that is on condition of reciprocity, 

the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice in conformity with Article 36, 

paragraph 2, of the Statute of the Court, for a period of five years as from 3 

October, 1976. This declaration shall thereafter be tacitly renewed for additional 

periods of five years, unless notice of termination is given not less than six 

months before the expiration of the current period; provided, however, that the 

Royal Norwegian Government, having regard to Article 95 of the Charter of the 

United Nations, reserves the right at any time to amend the scope of this 

declaration in the light of the results of the Third United Nations Conference on 

the Law of the Sea in respect of the settlement of disputes. 

New York, 2 April, 1976 

[Signed] 

OLE ALGARD 

Permanent Representative of Norway 

to the United Nations 

The declaration was deposited with the Secretary-Genera! of the United Nations on 2 April 1976, to take effect 

as from 3 October 1976. 


United Nations- Treaty Series * Nations Unies-Recuell des Traitks 

[TRADUCTION -TRANSLATION] 

DECLARATION' DE LA NORVEGE RECONNAISSANT COMME 

OBLIGATOIRE LA JURIDICTION DE LA COUR INTER- 

NATIONALE DE JUSTICE, CONFORMIMENT AU PARA- 

GRAPHE 2 DE L'ARTICLE 36 DU STATUT DE LA COUR 

INTERNATIONALE DE JUSTICE 

MISSION PERMANENTE DE LA NORVPGE AUPRP-S DE L'ORGANISATION 

DES NATIONS UNIES 

NEW YORK 

Je d clare par la pr~sente, au nom du Gouvernement royal de Norv ge, que la 

Norv~ge reconnait obligatoire de plein droit et sans convention sp6ciale A 1'6gard 

de tout autre Etat acceptant la m~me obligation, c'est-A-dire sous condition de 

r6ciprocit6, la juridiction de ]a Cour internationale de Justice conform~ment au 

paragraphe 2 de I'Article 36 du Statut de la Cour, pour une p6riode de cinq ans "k 

compter du 3 octobre 1976. Par la suite, la pr~sente d6claration sera reconduite 

tacitement pour de nouvelles p6riodes de cinq ans si ]'intention de la d6noncer 

n'est pas notifi~e au momhs six mois avant I'expiration de la priode en cours; il 

est entendu toutefois que le Gouvernement royal de Norv~ge, ayant ii I'esprit 

I'Article 95 de la Charte des Nations Unies, se r6serve le droit de modifier A tout 

moment la port6e de ]a pr~sente d6claration compte tenu des r6sultats de la 

Troisi~me Conf6rence des Nations Unies sur le droit de la mer en ce qui concerne 

le r!glement des diff6rends. 

New York, le 2 avril 1976 

Le Repr6sentant permanent de la NorvZge 

aupr~s de I'Organisation des Nations Unies, 

I Signf I 

OLE ALGARD 

La d~cdaration a 6t6 ddpos.e aupr ,, du Secr~taire gsn~ral de I'Organiation des Nations Unit, le 2 avril 1976. 

pour prendre effet le 3 octobre 1976. 


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No. 15036 

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS 

and 

YUGOSLAVIA 

Agreement concerning co-operation in the field of tourism. 

Signed at Belgrade on 1 November 1972 

Authentic texts: Russian and Serbo-Croatian. 

Registered by the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on 5 October 1976. 

UNION DES REPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES 

SOVIfETIQUES 

et 

YOUGOSLAVIE 

Accord relatif A la cooperation dans le domaine du tourisme. 

Sign6 A Belgrade le ler novembre 1972 

Textes authentiques: russe et serbo-croate. 

Enregistrg par l'Union des Ripubliques socialistes sovi~tiques le 5 octobre 

1976. 

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COBEPWEHO B Ee.nrpale I Homs6pmi 1972 roaa B ABYX 3K3eMnhipax, KawKAbig 

Ha PYCCKOM ii cep6CKO-XOpBaTCKOM JI3blKax, npti )TOM o6a TeKCTa HMeiOT 

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Flo yrlOJ]HOMOLIHIO 

-1paBHTeJlbCTBa Coio3a 

COBeTCKHX CoIAHanHCTHtiecKH X 

Pecny6iK: 

[Signed-Sign ]' 

Signed by S. Nikilin-Sign6 par S. Nikiin. 

Signed by D. Neikov-Sign6 par D. Neikov. 

Voli. 10)24. 1-1511t6 

lo ynoiHoMO4tItO 

IlpaBHTeJibCTBa CoHa1aHCTHtieCKOA 

4eAepaTHBHAoi Pecny6nHKH 

IOrocnaBlni: 

[Signed-Signi]e

United Nations- Treaty Series * Nations Unies- Recueil des Traitis 

[SERBO-CROATIAN TEXT- TEXTE SERBO-CROATE] 

SPORAZUM IZMEDJU VLADE SAVEZA SOVJETSKIH SOCIJALIS- 

TItKIH REPUBLIKA I VLADE SOCIJALISTItKE FEDE- 

RATIVNE REPUBLIKE JUGOSLAVIJE 0 SARADNJI U 

OBLASTI TURIZMA 

Vlada Saveza Sovjetskih Socijaiisti kih Republika i Vlada Socijalisti~ke 

Federativne Republike Jugoslavije, 

rukovodedi se teinjom za daiji razvoj prijateljskih odnosa, 

u skladu sa zajedni~kim Sovjetsko-Jugoslovenskim kominikeom od 10. juna 

1972. godine, 

u cilju stvaranja najpovoljnijih uslova za razvitak turizma kao jednog od 

faktora produbijivanja veza izmedju naroda Saveza Sovjetskih Socijalisti~kih 

Republika i Socijalisti~ke Federativne Republike Jugoslavije i boijeg upoznavanja 

sa .ivotom obe drave, a polazedi od interesa proirenja saradnje u oblasti 

turizma, 

odluile su da sklope ovaj sporazum i u tom citju odredile su svoje 

opunomodenike: 

Vlada Saveza Sovjetskih Socijalisti~kih Republika Sergeja Sergeevi~a Nikitina, 

nadeinika Glavne uprave za inostrani turizam pri Ministarskom Savetu 

Saveza Sovjetskih Socijalisti~kih Republika, 

Vlada Socijalistidke Federativne Republike Jugoslavije Duana Nejkova, 

pomodnika saveznog sekretara za privredu, 

koji su se posle razmene svojih punomodija, propisno izdatih u utvrdjenom 

obliku dogovorili sledede: 

elan I. Strane ugovornice podsticae prosirenje saradnje u oblasti turizma 

u cilju boIjeg uzajamnog upoznavanja gradjana obeju dr.ava sa dostignu~ima u 

oblasti ekonomike, socijalnog razvitka, kulture i nauke, sa prirodom i 

privIa~nostima, kao i istorijskim spomenicima i kulturnim tradicijama naroda 

dveju zemaIja. 

Clan 2. Strane ugovornice saradjivade u oblasti razvitka inostranog turizma 

na osnovi ravnopravnosti i uzajamne koristi i pomaga~e razvoj svih oblika 

turizma. 

elan 3. Strane ugovornice posticade ja~anje saradnje izmedju vladinih 

organa nadlelnih za poslove inostranog turizma obeju dr.ava, kao i izmedju 

drugih organizacija i ustanova koje se bave pitanjima inostranog turizma, radi 

unapredjenja turistidkog prometa izmedju dveju zemaija i posete turista iz tredih 

zemaIja dvema dr.avama. 

Olan 4. Strane ugovornice posticade razmenu iskustava u svim oblastima 

inostranog i domadeg turizma obeju driava preko odgovarajudih turistifkih 

organizacija. 

Strane ugovornice pomaga~e neposrednu saradnju naudno-istrauivadkih i 

drugih ustanova iz oblasti turizma, kao i razmenu studija i nastavnih programa. 

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(lan 5. Strane ugovornice pokretade inicijativu i pomagafe razmenu 

stru njaka nadleinih organa za poslove turizma, putni~kih agencija, hotela i 

restorana, kao i nau~nih radnika iz oblasti turizma, predava~a i studenata, 

novinara i vodic.a. 

Razmena stru~njaka ostvarivade se u skladu sa propisima koji u svakoj od 

dveju dr ava reguligu ovu razmenu. 

(Ian 6. Strane ugovornice 6e omogu~iti otvaranje i rad turisti~kih 

propagandno-informativnih biroa, bez prava komercijalnog poslovanja, u Moskvi 

odnosno u Beogradu. 

Osnivanje i rad ovih biroa regulisade se posebnim sporazumom. 

(lan 7. Strane ugovornice preko organa za poslove turizma vr~ide razmenu 

mi~ljenja o iskustvima i aktivnostima u oblasti saradnje sa medjunarodnim 

turisti~kim organizacijama. 

Dve strane 6e te iti obezbedjenju univerzalnosti medjunarodnih turisti~kih 

organizacija. 

elan 8. Nadle ni organi strana ugovornica vrie medjusobnu razmenu 

mi~ljenja, kada je to neophodno, o pitanjima u vezi sa ostvarivanjem ovog 

Sporazuma i u tom cilju predlaga~e preduzimanje odgovarajudih mera za njegovo 

sprovodjenje. 

(Ian 9. U slu~aju pojave neusagiagenih stavova u sprovodjenju i 

tuma~enju ovog Sporazuma, regava~e se neposrednim pregovorima izmedju 

nadle nih organa strana ugovornica. 

(lan 10. Svi obra6uni i pla~anja u vezi sa sprovodjenjem ovog Sporazuma 

regulisaie se prema Platnom sporazurnu izmedju Saveza Sovjetskih Socijalisti6kih 

Republika i Federativne Republike Jugoslavije, potpisanim u Moskvi 5. 

januara 1955. godine, iii drugim sporazumom koji 6e ga zameniti. 

(Ian 11. Ovaj Sporazum se zaklju~uje na neodredjeno vreme. Svaka od 

strana ugovornica mote da ga otkale, s tim 9to Sporazum gubi valnost po isteku 

gest meseci od dana prijema note o otkazivanju. 

6lan 12. Ovaj sporazum podle e odobrenju u skladu sa zakonskim 

propisima svake od strana ugovornica i stupa na snagu od dana razmene nota 

kojima se potvrdjuje njegovo odobrenje. 

SA(INJENO u Beogradu 1. novembra 1972. godine u dva originalna primerka, 

svaki na ruskom i srpskohrvatskom jeziku, i oba teksta su jednako punova.na. 

Po oviagdenju Vlade Po ovlagenju Vlade 

Saveza Sovjetskih Socijalistike Federativne 

Socijalistikih Republika: Republike Jugoslavije: 

[Signed-Signg] I [Signed - Sign ] 2 

Signed by S. Nikitin-Sign6 par S. Nikitin. 

- Signed by D. Neikov-Signi par D. Neikov. 

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United Nations- Treaty Series 0 Nations Unies-Recuell des Traites 

[TRANSLATION -TRADUCTION] 

AGREEMENT' BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNION 

OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS AND THE GOVERN- 

MENT OF THE SOCIALIST FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGO- 

SLAVIA CONCERNING CO-OPERATION IN THE FIELD OF 

TOURISM 

The Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the 

Government of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 

Desiring further to develop friendly relations, 

In pursuance of the Joint Soviet-Yugoslav Communiqu6 of 10 June 1972, 

Seeking to create the most favourable conditions for the development of 

tourism as one of the means of expanding the ties between the peoples of the 

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and of the Socialist Federal Republic of 

Yugoslavia and of ensuring better acquaintance with the life of both States, and 

also having regard to the interests of expanding co-operation in the field of 

tourism, 

Have decided to conclude this Agreement and have for that purpose 

appointed as their plenipotentiaries: 

The Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: Sergei Sergeevich 

Nikitin, Chief of the Central Office for Foreign Tourism of the Council of 

Ministers of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 

The Government of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: Dushan 

Neikov, Deputy Union Secretary of the Economy, 

who, having exchanged their full powers, found in good and due form, have 

agreed as follows: 

Article I. The Contracting Parties shall promote the expansion of 

co-operation in the field of tourism with a view to enabling the citizens of each 

State to become better acquainted with each other's achievements in the fields of 

economics, social development, culture and science, wth the natural landmarks 

and with the historical monuments and cultural traditions of the peoples of the 

two countries. 

Article 2. The Contracting Parties shall co-operate in developing foreign 

tourism on the basis of equality and mutual benefit and shall facilitate the 

development of all types of tourism. 

Article 3. The Contracting Parties shall promote the strengthening of 

co-operation between the Government Foreign Tourist authorities of the two 

States, and between other organizations and institutions dealing with questions of 

foreign tourism, with a view to expanding the exchange of tourists between the 

two countries and the travel of tourists from third countries to the two States. 

Article 4. The Contracting Parties shall promote the exchange of 

experience in all fields of foreign and domestic tourism in both States through the 

appropriate tourist organizations. 

I Came into force on 16 January 1974. the date of the exchange of notes confirming that it had been approved in 

conformity with the legislation of each of the Contracting Parties. in accordance with article 12. 

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The Contracting Parties shall promote direct co-operation between scientific 

research and other establishments active in the field of tourism and also the 

exchange of scientific and educational material. 

Article 5. The Contracting Parties shall initiate and foster the exchange of 

specialists from the appropriate tourist authorities, travel bureaux, hotels and 

restaurants and also of scientific workers in the field of tourism, teachers, 

students, journalists and tourist guides. 

The exchange of specialists shall take place in accordance with the rules 

governing this exchange in each of the two States. 

Article 6. The Contracting Parties shall make possible the opening and 

operation of tourist promotion and information offices, in Moscow and Belgrade 

respectively, without affording them the right to engage in commercial activities. 

The establishment and operation of these offices shall be regulated by a 

separate agreement. 

Article 7. The Contracting Parties, through the appropriate tourist 

authorities, shall exchange views on co-operation and on experience gained in the 

operation and activities of international tourist organizations. 

The two sides shall strive to achieve universal membership of international 

tourist organizations. 

Article 8. The competent authorities of the Contracting Parties shall, when 

necessary, hold joint exchanges of views on questions connected with the 

implementation of this Agreement, and for this purpose shall propose appropriate 

measures for fulfilling the Agreement. 

Article 9. Any disagreements which may arise over the implementation or 

interpretation of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiations between 

the competent authorities of the Contracting Parties. 

Article 10. All accounting and payments in connexion with the implementation 

of this Agreement shall be made in accordance with the Payments Agreement 

between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the Federal People's 

Republic of Yugoslavia, signed at Moscow on 5 January 1955,' or in accordance 

with any other agreement which may replace it. 

Article 1I. This Agreement is concluded for an indefinite period. Either of 

the Contracting Parties may denounce it, and the Agreement shall cease to have 

effect 6 months after the date of the receipt of the notice of denunciation. 

Article 12. This Agreement shall be subject to approval in accordance with 

the legislation of each of the Contracting Parties and shall enter into force on the 

date of the exchange of notes concerning such approval. 

DONE at Belgrade on I November 1972, in duplicate in the Russian and 

Serbo-Croatian languages, both texts being equally authentic. 

For the Government For the Government 

of the Union of the Soviet Socialist of the Socialist Federal Republic 

Republics: of Yugoslavia: 

[S. NIKITIN! [D. NEIKOVI 

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[TRADUCTION -TRANSLATION ] 

ACCORD' ENTRE LE GOUVERNEMENT DE L'UNION DES 

RtPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES - SOVIITIQUES ET LE 

GOUVERNEMENT DE LA REPUBLIQUE FEDERATIVE 

SOCIALISTE DE YOUGOSLAVIE RELATIF A LA COOPERA- 

TION DANS LE DOMAINE DU TOURISME 

Le Gouvernement de rUnion des R6publiques socialistes sovi6tiques et le 

Gouvernement de ta R6publique f6d~rative socialiste de Yougoslavie, 

D6sireux de d6velopper encore davantage leurs relations amicales, 

conform6ment au communiqu6 commun sovi6to-yougoslave du 10 juin 1972, 

Soucieux de cr6er les conditions les plus favorables A 'expansion du 

tourisme, qui est l'un des facteurs propres A faciliter le d6veloppement des 

relations entre les peuples de rUnion des R6publiques socialistes sovi6tiques et 

de ]a R6publique frd6rative socialiste de Yougoslavie ainsi qu'une meilleure 

connaissance de la vie des deux peuples, et ayant en vue '61argissement de la 

coop6ration dans le domaine du tourisme, 

Ont d6cid6 de conclure le pr6sent Accord et ont, ik cet effet, d~sign6 pour 

leurs pldnipotentiaires: 

Le Gouvernement de rUnion des R6publiques socialistes sovi6tiques: Sergue'i 

Sergueevitch Nikitin, Directeur du D6partement principal pour le tourisme 

6tranger aupr~s du Conseil des Ministres de rUnion des Rpubliques 

socialistes sovi~tiques, 

Le Gouvernement de la R6publique f6d6rative socialiste de Yougoslavie: 

Douchan NeYkov, Secr6taire national adjoint A '6conomie, 

lesquels, apr~s avoir 6changd leurs pouvoirs, trouvds en bonne et due forme, sont 

convenus de ce qui suit: 

Article premier. Les Parties contractantes favoriseront '61argissement de 

leur coop6ration dans le domaine du tourisme afin de permettre aux citoyens de 

chacun des deux Etats de mieux connaitre les r6alisations de 'autre Etat dans les 

domaines de '6conomie, du d6veloppement social, de la culture et de la science, 

ainsi que la nature et les curiosit6s naturelles, les monuments historiques et les 

traditions culturelles de chacun des pays. 

Article 2. Les Parties contractantes coop6reront entre elles aux fins de 

'expansion du tourisme A '6tranger, conform6ment au principe de '6galit4 des 

droits et des avantages mutuels, et favoriseront 'expansion du tourisme sous 

toutes ses formes. 

Article 3. Les Parties contractantes favoriseront le raffermissement de la 

coop6ration entre les organismes publics responsables du tourisme ti '6tranger de 

chacun des Etats et aussi entre les autres organisations et institutions qui 

s'occupent des questions du tourisme A '6tranger, afin de d6velopper '6change 

Entre en vigueur Ic 16 janvier 1974. dale dc I'&hange de notes confirmant quli avail 4W approuv4 scion Ia 

IWgishation de chacune des Pairlic, contractantes. conform~ment it rarticle 12. 

Vot. 10124. 1-1541.16

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de touristes entre les deux pays et d'augmenter le nombre des voyages de 

touristes d'autres pays dans les deux Etats. 

Article 4. Les Parties contractantes favoriseront 1'6change de donnges 

d'expgrience dans tous les domaines du tourisme a l'6tranger et du tourisme 

int6rieur des deux Etats par l'intermgdiaire de leurs organisations touristiques 

appropriges. 

Les Parties contractantes favoriseront une cooperation directe entre les 

centres de recherche scientifique et autres institutions travaillant dans le domaine 

du tourisme ainsi que l'6change de documentation scientifique et de materiel 

pgdagogique. 

Article 5. Les Parties contractantes feront preuve d'initiative et favoriseront 

les 6changes d'experts d'organismes de tourisme approprigs, d'agences de 

voyage, d'h6tels et de restaurants, de chercheurs scientifiques s'occupant des 

questions de tourisme, de professeurs et d'6tudiants, de journalistes et de guides. 

Les 6changes d'experts auront lieu conform6ment At la rgglementation 

rggissant ces 6changes dans chacun des deux Etats. 

Article 6. Les Parties contractantes permettront l'ouverture d'un bureau 

d'information et de publicit6 touristique At caractire non commercial, respectivement 

it Moscou et at Belgrade, et leur permettront de rgaliser leurs activitgs. La 

cr6ation et les activitgs de ces bureaux feront l'objet d'accords sgpargs. 

Article 7. Les Parties contractantes procgderont, par l'intermgdiaire des 

organismes touristiques appropri6s, it des 6changes de vues sur la coop6ration et 

1'expgrience acquise par les organisations de tourisme internationales. 

Les deux Parties s'efforceront d'assurer l'universalit6 des organisations 

internationales de tourisme. 

Article 8. Les organismes compgtents des Parties contractantes procgderont, 

le cas 6chgant, 5. des 6changes de vues sur des questions liges At I'application 

du present Accord, et proposeront des mesures appropriees en ce sens. 

Article 9. Les divergences de vues qui pourraient surgir At l'occasion de 

I'application et de l'interprgtation du present Accord seront rggles par des 

nggociations directes entre les organismes compgtents des Parties contractantes. 

Article 10. Tous les comptes et paiements qui rgsulteront de I'application 

du present Accord seront regis par I'Accord de paiements entre lUnion des 

Rgpubliques socialistes sovigtiques et la Rgpublique populaire fgdgrative de 

Yougoslavie, sign6 it Moscou le 5 janvier .1955', ou par un autre accord le 

remplaqant. 

Article 11. Le present Accord est conclu pour une durge indgterminge. 

Chacune des Parties contractantes peut le dgnoncer, et il y sera mis fin dans un 

dglai de six mois aprils reception de la notification 6crite A. cet effet. 

Article 12. Le present Accord devra Etre approuv6 conformgment it la 

16gislation de-chacune des Parties contractantes et entrera en vigueur it la date de 

1'6change de notes confirmant son approbation. 

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1976 United Nations-Treaty Series 9 Nations Unies-Recueil des Traitls 209 

FAIT " Belgrade le Ir novembre 1972 en double exemplaire en langues russe 

et serbo-croate, les deux textes faisant 4galement foi. 

Pour le Gouvernement 

de I'Union des R~publiques socialistes 

sovi~tiques: 

IS. NIKITINI 


de la Rpublique f~d~rative socialiste 

de Yougoslavie: 

ID. N E'fKOVI 


No. 15037 


and 

INDIA 

Consular Convention. Signed at New Delhi on 29 November 

1973 

Authentic texts: Russian, Hindi and English. 



SOVIETIQUES 

et 

INDE 

Convention consulaire. Signee A New Delhi le 29 novembre 

1973 

Textes authentiques : russe, hindi et anglais. 

Enregistrge par l'Union des Ripubliques socialistes sovigtiques le 

5 octobre 1976. 

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nJiaTa 110 TeM >Ke TapHtcjaM , KOTOpble npHMeHAIOTC1 K gH1iIOMaTH'leCKHM 

npeACTaBHTeJIbCTBaM. 

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Ba H KOHCyJqbCTBa MOryT Ha3HaLiaT6 KOHCyJ16CKHX KypbepOB ai XOK. B TaKHX 

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6. KOHCyubCKaA BaJ1H3a Mo>KeT 6bITb BBepeHa KOMaHruHpy CyJIHa HjiH 

rpa>KtaHcKoro caMoleTa, HanpaBAIotte-ocm B nopT HuH a ponOpT, npH6bTHe B 

KOTOpbliA pa3peleHO. OH CHa6>KaeTcA o(rtitHaabHbIM JOKyMeHTOM C yKa3aHHeM 

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HefIocpeCTBeHHO H 6ecnpengTCTBeHHO OT KOMaHJHpa CyAHa H1H caMoJeTa. 

CmamwA 15. 1. rocyapCTBO npe6blBaHHmm OTHOCHTCI K KOHCyJ~bCKHM 

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npo>KHBaiOUiHM BMeCTe C HHMH, C ,OJ1)KHhIM yBa>KeHHeM H npHHHMaeT Bce 

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rlpH BbiOJiHeHHH KOHCYJIbCKHX 4byHK1UHtA. 

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Hoe .11HIO H1H COTpy.EtHHK KOHCyJ1bCTBa He jaia~eeT HM OT HMeHH 

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noInyHKTe ,,6,> nyHKTa I HaCTO.lujeAi CTaTbH, H11 npeMeTbI, BB03 HuH BbIBO3 

KOTOPbIX 3anpeJteH 3aKOHaMH H npaIBHJaMH rocyjapcTBa npe6bBaHHI HH 

KOTOpbie nogtnaxtatoT nog ero KapaHTHHHbie 3aKOHbl H npaBHja. TaKoAi AOCMOTp 

npOH3BOAHTC~l B npHCYTCTBHH KOHCyJbCKOI-O JtOJ>KHOCTHOFO .HtLa HqH 'ijieHOB 

ero CeMbH. 

Cnlma~b. 22. B cAy'iae cMepTH KOHCyJnbCKoro ,ROJKHOCTHorO 1Htia H1l 

COTPYAHHKa KOHCy~JbCTBa H1nH wieHa eo CeMbH, npOwtKHBatOuleFO BMeCTe C HHM, 

rocyapCTBo npe6b|BaHHa: 

a) pa3petnaeT 6ecnownjHHHbfiA BbIBO3 JABHXWHMOrO HMytLLeCTBa yMeptwero, 3a 

HCKJ|O'IeHeM HMytuteCTBa, KOTOpOe 6blAO npHo6peTeHO B rocyapcTBe 

npe6blBaHHI H BbIBO3 KOTOpOFO 6blA 3anpettleH B MOMeHT ero cMepTH; 

6) He B3HMaeT HHKaKHx rocyJapCTBeHHbix, paAOHHbIX H11H MeCTHbIX HaOFiOB Ha 

Hac11eAXCTBO HH rlOW1HH Ha Hac1egOBaHHe C ABH)KlHMOrO HMyIUeCTBa. KOTOpOe 

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HaxOJHTCAl B rocy apcTBe npe6blBaHHsl HCKJIIOqlHTejibHO B CB.93H C Haxo>K~e- 

HHeM B 3TOM rocy~apcTBe yMeptlero iHLUa B Ka'eCTBe KOHCyjibcKOrO 

AOJDIKHOCTHOFO AHi.a, COTpyAHHKa KOHCYJlbCTBa HiH qjea Hx ceMbH. 

Cmamb. 23. 1. Bce .ga, KOTOpbIM cornacno HaCToAuSeAi KOHBeHIaHH 

npeROCTaBJAIOTCA flnpHBHjierHH H HMMyHHTeTbi, o6Al3aHbl yBawKaTb 3RKOHbl H 

nOCTaHOBJ1eHHA rocygapcTaa npe6blBaHnA 6e3 yLmep6a AJIA TaKHX nprnuuierdA n 

HMMyHHTeTOB, BKJAOqaHl 3aKOHbl H npaBHJa, KacaiOUAHecA TpaHcIIOpTHbIX 

cpegXCTB H CTpaXOBaHHA aBTOMO6HmeH. OHH TaKwe o613aHbl He BMeIwHBaTbC1 BO 

BHYTpeHHHe AeAa TOFO rocy)gapcTBa. 

2. KOHCyjIbcKHe noMeULeHH1 He AOJ>2KHbl HCnOjiab3OBaTbCA B iAeJI5x, He 

COBMeCTHMbIX C BbInOJIHeHHeM KOHCyJ1bCKHX 4byHK9HA. 

CMambA 24. IpH YCJ1OBHH co6mnoeHHa 3aKOHOB H nOCTaHOBjieHHA 

rocy~apcTBa npe6blBaHuA, 3anpeuaiou MHx HAM orpaHH-iHBatoumAHx no coo6paKe- 

HH.RM rocylapCTBeHHOri 6e3onacHOCTH B-be3a B onpee eHHbie paI4OHbl, KOHCyjb- 

CKOe AOJI>KHOCTHOe JInIuO H COTpyAHHK KOHCy21bCTBa AOA24CHbl flOb3OBaTbCAl 

CBO6OfoA nepeABH>KeHHM B npe~enax cBoero KOHCyJ~bCKOFO oKpyra. 

CmambA 25. I-pHBHj1erHH, HMMYHHTeTbI H H3bTH1, npeYCMOTpeHHble B 

HaCTOaRueM pa3AeAe, He npHMeHSIOTC2 K CoTpyAHHKy KOHCy2AbCTBa HAM 'iAeHy 

CeMbH KOHCyJAbCKOFO AOJ1)KHOCTHOFO AHIa HAH CoTPYAHHKa KoHcyJibCTBa, 

IpO>KHBRioIeMy BMeCTe C HHM, eCIH OH S1BjA1eTC1 Fpa->KInHHHOM rocy~apCTBa 

npe6blBaHH.9 HAH JIHLOM, IIOCTOJHHO npo2HBalKMIHM B rocyxapcTae npe6blBaHMA. 

OAHaKo rocyAapCTBo npe6blBaHHsI JOAq)KHO ocytueCTBJ1ITb CBOIO IopHCAHKLtHIO 

HaA 3THMH j1HIaMH TaK, 'TO6bl He BMeU1HBaTbCI HeHa newalAHM o6pa3OM B 

ocyueCTBAeHHe 4byHKkHg KOHCyAbcTBa. 

PA3gEJ1 IV. KOHCYJlbCKHE 4PYHKLLHH 

CmambR 26. 1. KoHcyrlcKoe AOA )KHOCTHOe AHLIO HMeeT npano ocyuie- 

CTBJATI,6 dyHKIQHH, yxaaHHbie B HaCTORILgeM pa3Aeie, B npegenax CBoero 

KOHCyJ1bCKOFO OKpyra. KOHCyJubcKoe AOJI>KHOCTHOe juHIgO MoxKeT BbinOJIHTb H 

Apyrne KOHCyJibCKHe dyHKI.HH, nOCKOJrbKy 3TO He 3anpeu.aeTca 3aKOHaMH H 

nOCTaHOBAeHHxMH rocyxapcTea npe6biaaHH.9. 

2. B xoxte BbirOA]HeHH,9 CBOHX cIyHKIHAi KOHCyJAbCKOe AOJnKHOCTHOe .rHio 

Mo>KeT o6pauaTbCsi IIHCbMeHHO HAM yCTHO K KOMneTeHTHbIM BilaCTRM KOHCyjlb- 

CKOrO OKpyra, BKJlioqal KOMnIeTeHTHbie L~eHTpaJlbHbie opraHbi rocyJapCTBa 

npe6blBaHHa, nocKOJbKy 3TO AonycKaeTcsi 3aKOHaMH, nOCTaHOBAleHHAMH H 

o6blqalMH rocyjlapcTna npe6blBaHMs. 

3. 3a npe~euaMl KOHCYJqbCKOrO OKpyra KOHCYJbCKOe AOJIAKHOCTHOe IHniO 

MOweT BbIHOAHATb CBOH 4byHKIQHH TO21bKO C cornacHA BJiaCTer rocylapcTna 

npe6bBanHai. 

CmambA 27. B npeAenax ceoero KOHCYJqbCKOFO oKpyra KOHCyJbCKOe 

rAOA>KHOCTHOe AHLgO HMeeT npano: 

a) 3aWUHtgaTb npaea H HHTepecbi npeAcTaB.IAeMoro rocyJapcTBa, ero rpa>K4an H 

iopHHLHiecKHX .aXm; 

6) Cnoco6CTBOBaTb pa3BHTHIO ToprOBbiX, 3KOHOMHqeCKHX, KyJAbTypHbIX H 

HaytHbIX CBa3eA H TyPH3Ma Me) y npeACTaBjiAeMbM FocygapCTBOM H 

rocyXaPCTBOM npe6blBara; 



6) COeiCTBOBaTb HHbIM o6pa3oM pa3BHTHIO Apy>KeCTBeHHbIX OTHOweHHA 

MewKy O6OHMH rocy~apcT~aM B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOJIO>)eHHRMH HaCTOUeA 

KOHBeHIAHH. 

CmambA 28. 1. B npeAejiax cBoero KOHCyJibCKOrO OKpyra KOHCyJIbCKoe 

AOJI2ICHOCTHOe jiHigO HMceT npaBo: 

a) BeCTH y'4eT rpa>KAaH npeAcTaaIieMoro rocy~apcTBa; 

6) InpHHHMaTb 3aqBjeIHHR B COOTBeTCTBHH C 3aKOHO aTe~bCTBOM npeACTaBajueMoro 

rocygapcTna no BonpocaM rpa>KqaHCTBa; 

6) perHCTpHpoBaTb H noJiy4aTb yBeJOMjieHHsl H AOKYMCHTbl 0 pO)AKeHHH H 

cMepTH rpa>K~aH npeACTaB1IAeMoro rocy~apcTa 

z) perHCTPHPOBaTb B COOTBeTCTBHH C 3aKOHOXaTeJlbCTBOM npeAcTaBJI eMoro 

rocy apcTaa 6paK H COBepIaTb paCTOp>KeHHe HX B Tex cjiy4aAx, Korea o6e 

CTOPOHbl SBJIAIOTCR rpa>KaHaMH npeAcTaaiiseMoro rocy~apcTBa, nOCKOJibKy 

3TO He 3anpeulaeTcA 3aKOHaMH rocy~apcTaa npe6btBaHHA; 

0) npHHHMaTb B COOTBeTCTBHH C 3aKOHOJIaTejbCTBOM npexAcTaBjineMoro rocylap- 

CTBa 3aABjieHH.9, KacaioJHecSi CeMeAHbIX OTHOUleHH rpawK~aH npeACTaBn.aeMoro 

rocy~apCTBa. 

2. KoHcyJnbCKoe AOJI1ICHOCTHOe JitIHlO coo6uaeT KOMnleTeHTHbM opranaM 

rocyxapcTBa npe6bBaHHq 0 perHcTpatAnn aKTOB rpa>KaHcKoro COCTOAHHA, 

npOH3Be~eHHOA B COOTBeTCTBHH c nO nlyHKTaMH "(6>> H z>> IyHKTa 1 HaCTOluxeH 

CTaTbH, B cJiyqae, eCJnH 3TO Tpe6yeTCsl coritacHO 3aKOHaM H nOCTaHOBJieHH.9M 

rocy~apcTBa npe6blBaHHR. 

3. fn-oeHHmi fo nyHKTOB


jiH6o oTqy>KIatOT HMyI1eCTBeHHbIe npasa, Kacaituitecq HeIBHI>KHMOrO 

HMyteCTBa, HaxogmuAtterocq B rocyxgapcTae npe6bBaHHA; 

z) COCTaBJnsITb HJIH YAOCTOBepflTb cgeJKH Mewijy rpaXg/aHaMH npeA- 

CTaBJ1lmeMOrO rocygapcTBa H rpaw/aHaMH rocy/apcTBa npe6bBaHHst B Tex 

cnly t iamx; Korgfa TfKHe c)e2JKH KacaOTCq HCKJIIOqHTeJbHO HMyiueCTBf H npaB B 

ripeACTaBJsleMOM rocyapCTBe kil eCAH TaKHe cJe.KH nOgne)KaT HCfOJ1- 

HeHHIO B 3TOM rocyjapcTBe npH yCAOBHH, OJAHaKO, TO TaKHe c)eJIKH He 

HapyuaioT 3akOHOB H nOCTaHOBJIeHHA rocyxapcTBa npe6bBaHHq; 

t)) neraJIH3OBaTb JOKyMeHTbl, BbigaHHbie BJaCTIMH HiH OJDKHOCTHbIMH JHilaMH 

npeXcTaBI.qeMoro rocyapcTBa HiH rocyxapCTBa npe6bnaHHq, a TaKle 

yJOCTOBepSITb KOnIHH, nepeBobI HflH BbInHCKH H3 TaKHX AOKyMeHTOB; 

e) YROCTOBeP~lTb nonnHCH rpa>KaH npeAcTaBAieMoro rocytapcTBa Ha 

JOKyMeHTax, ecAn Hx coJlep)KaHHe He npOTHBOpeqHT 3aKOHaM H HOCTaHOB- 

AeHHSM rocytapcTBa npe6bBaHHa; 

.c) IipHHHMaTb Ha xpaHeHHe HMyt~eCTBO H ROKyMeHTbl OT rpa>KgaH npet- 

CTaBJ]AeMoro rocyapcTBa HiH JAnA 3THX rpawIQtaH, nOCKOAbKy 3TO He 

InpOTHBOpeqHT 3aKOHaM H HOCTaHOB1eHHM rocy~apCTBa npe6blsaHHI npH 

YCJIOBHH, 'TO nepertaqa TaKOrO 11MyufeCTBa HAH AOKyMeHTOB 3a npeeJIbt 

rocyxtapcTBa npe6blBaHHs 6ygeT COBepWaTbCA JHLWb C cormactim rocypCaCTBa 

npe6btBaHHM; 

3) COBepLuaTb HHbie ,eACTBHA, OTHOCqItJHec K (IYHKUHRM KOHCy~JbCKHX 

AOJIKHOCTHbIX .iHI.A, npH YCJOBHH, LITO OHH He npOTHBope'IaT 3aKOHaM H 

nOCTaHOBjeHHAM rocytapcTBa npe6blBaHHa. 

2. Ec1 KaKie-AH60 H3 yKaaaHHbIX gerfCTBHH COBepLualOTCA Ha gOMy y 

rpa>KgaHHHa npeAcTaaigeMoro rocygapcTaa HAH Ha 6opTy CyAHa HH caMoJieTa, 

Hecyutero 4bIar 3TOFO rocy~apCTBa, Kora TaKoe CYAHO HiH CaMOjeT HaxOJqTCq 

3a npegeaMH COOTBeTCTByiOuLeFO KOHCYJlbCKOFO oKpyra, TO Ha 3TO Tpe6yeTCq 

coruacae rocyjapcTaa npe6btBaHnH. 

CmamA 31. COCTaBjieHi-bie, yAOCTOBepeHHbie HAH nepeBeeHHbte KOH- 

Cy2JbCKHM AOD>KHOCTHbIM JIHLkOM npCAcTaBaqeMoro rocytapcTaa B COOTBeTCTBHt1 

CO CTaTbefi 30 AOKyMeHTbi 6yJyT paccmaTpHBaTbCA B rocy~apcTBe npe6blBaHHq 

KaK AOKyMeHTbI, HiMetoUIHe TaKoKewe topHt'qecKoe 3Ha-eHHe H RoKaaTelbHyIO 

Ctuy, KaK eciH 6i OHH 6blJIH COCTaButeHbl, yAOCTOBepeHbl Him nepeBeeHbl 

COOTBeTCTByIOL LHMH BjiaCTqMH HJim yipeiKteHaeM B rocygapcTBe npe6bBaHHa. 

CmambA 32. 1. KoMneTeHTHbie BjiaCTH rocytapcTBa npe6bBaHHst, ecilH 

OHH pacnonaraloT COOTBeTCTBy10U.Cer HH4bOpMaqHeii, yBeXoMj1RlOT KOHCYJqbCTBO 

O cMepTH rpa>KgaHHHa npeACTaBJ1ReMOrO rocyxgapcTija, a TaKwe o JiOo6bX 

cbaKTax, Kacato11kHxca OCTaBjieHHOrO HM HacJ1eJCTBeHHOFO HMyLLteCTBa, ero 

3aKOHHblX npegXCTaBHTeJe H HacJ1neHHKOB HiH .ito6blx ApyrHx JHn, KOTOpble 

MOryT HMeTb 3aKOHHbie rnpeTeH3HH Ha HacJneACTBO, a TaK;e 0 3aBeuaHHq$x, ec1H 

TaKOBble HMelOT MeCTO. 

2. KoMneTeHTHbIe BJnaCTH rocy~apCTBa n'pe6blBaHHql, eCJ1H OHH pacnoAaratOT 

COOTBeTCTBytoueA HH)OpMaLuHeri, yBeOMjirItOT KOHCyitbCTBO, HO npOCb6e, 

o6 OTKpbITHH HacheiCTBa B rocyqapcTBe npe6btBaHH t, Kora HaceAHHK HuH 

HHoe JHLAO, KOTOpOe MOwi(eT HMeTb 3aKOHHbie npeTeH3HH Ha HacJieICTBO, 

,qBJlsteTCAl rpa>KaHHHOM npeACTaBJlAeMoro rocyapcTBa. 

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CmambA 33. B npegeiiax caoero KOHCyrlbCKOro oKpyra KOHCyJlbCKOe 

AOJDKHOCTHoe JIHIuO HMeeT npaao npeACTaBJRTb nepeA BJ1aCTMH rocyapCTBa 

npe6biaaHHa rpa)KtaH npetcTaBJieMoro rocy/apcTBa, 3a HCKJlO4eHHeM rpa>K- 

AaH, nOCTORHHO npo>KHBalottAHx B rocytapcTBe npe6bleaHHa, eCJIH OHH He B 

COCTO1HHH 3al1IHnttaTb CBOH npaBa H HHTepeCbi BBHJAy CBoero OTCYTCTBHS1 HJ1H no 

HHbIM yBa>KHTe~jbHblM npHqHHaM. 3To npeACTaBHTeJlbCTBO npo~oJDKaeTcR AO Tex 

nop, noKa npeACTaBJleMbie A1HIa He Ha3HaqtaT CBOHX AOBepeHHbIX .IHLt UHJH HHbIM 

o6pa3OM He B03bMyT Ha ce6.9 3atllHTy CBOHX HHTepecoB H npaB. HHqTO B 

HaCTO11egH CTaTbe He AaeT KOHCyJlbCKOMy AOJKHOCTHOMy jHl~y npa~a 

BbICTynaTb B KaqeCTBe AOBepeHHOrO JHIua nepeA cYAOM 6e3 AOBepeHHOCTH 

3aHHTepeCOBaHHOAi CTOpOHbi. 

CmambtA 34. 1. KOHCyJlbCKoe ROJDIKHOCTHOe JiHiO HMeeT npaao B npetenax 

cBoerO KOHCyJqbCKoro OKpyra BCTpe t laTbCqI H CHOCHTbCFl C J O6blM rpaWKEtaHHHOM 

npegcTaBJ15eMoro IocytapCTBa, gaBaTb eMy COBeTbl H OKa3blBaTb BC5[qecKoe 

co/eACTBHe, BKJIloqam npHH2THe Heo6xoAHMbIX Mep XAJIS OKa3aHli eMy upaBOBO 

nIOMOtttH. 

2. rocylapCTBo npe6blBaHH.9 HHKOHM o6pa3oM He orpaHHqHBaeT CHOHteHHe 

rpa>KgaH npecTaBjiAeMoro rocyjlapcTea C KOHCyJlbCTBOM. 

3. KoMneTeHTHbie BJiaCTH rocyAapCTBa npe6biBaHHa yBeOMfilOT tHnJiOMa- 

TH'leCKOe npeACTaBHTeJlbCTBO HAH KOHCYJIbCTBO B BO3MO>KHO KpaTiaAWHui CPOK 

o6 apecTe HAH 3atepKaHHH rpa>KtaHHHa npeACTaBnseMoro rocyJlapCTBa. 

4. KoHcyrbCKoe AOJKHOCTHOe .jlHiO HMeeT npaBo He3aMe j1HTenlbHO 

noCeTHTb, CHeCTHCb H noI1gep)KHBaTb CB513b C pa>KaHHHOM npegCTaB1lIleMoro 

rocy~apCTBa, HaxoAmtiHMCm noA apeCTOM, 3aep>KaHHblM HJH OTMIbBaOIAIJHM 

CPOK TlopeMHorO 3aKJltoieHHml. 3To npaBo KOHCyJlbCKorO .OJDKHOCTHOFO AH1ta 

MO24CeT oCymIeCTBJ[5[TbCA Ha nepHOAHeCKOA OCHOBe. 

5. lpana, yKa3aHHble B nyHKTe 4, OCyu.eCTBuRqOTCA B COOTBeTCTBHH C 

3aKOHaMH Hm nOCTaHoBjleHHRMH rocytapCTBa npe6ibliaHm.s npH YCJIOBHH, OJAHaKO, 

ITO TaKHe 3aKOHbl H nOCTaHoBJneHH31 He aHHyJIHpyEOT 3THX npaB. 

CmambRn 35. 1. KOHCyJIbCKoe AOJXHOCTHOe jH1tO HMeeT npaao OKa3bIBaTb 

BCWqecKyiO nOMOttkb CyIHy npeAcTaBAieMoro rocytapCTBa, HaxoAButeMyca B 

nOpTy, raBaHH, TeppHTopHalbHblX HJH BHyTpeHHHX Bo/ax rocyjtapcTBa npe- 

6blBaHnl. 

2. KOHCyJlbCKoe ,O.rMKHOCTHOe .rHLO MO)lCeT IIOHMTbCR Ha 6opT CyJ Ha, KaK 

TOJlbKO CYXHY pa3peweHo CBO6oHoe CHOweHHe c 6eperoM. 

KanHTaH CyAHa H mIJleHbI aKnnaKa MOrYT CHOCHTbC51 C KOHCYJIbCKHM 

AOJUCKHOCTHbIM JIHIOM. 

3. KOHCybCKoe ROJ2KHOCTHOe jHIlO MOwICeT o6paLaTbCq K KOMrleTeHTHbIM 

BJaCTIM rocy/apCTBa npe6blBaHHq 3a nOMOUtbtO no juo6oMy Bonpocy, 

KacaioueMycsi BbilnOJIHeHHmI ero 4)yHKtQHA B COOTBeTCTBHH C HaCTomUmeAi CTaTbei. 

Cmamb 36. B npetenax cBoero KOHCyJIbCKOrO oKpyra KOHCyJIbCKOe 

AOA>IHOCTHOe JHtuO HMeeT npaBo: 

a) 6e3 yuep6a JA.n npae BaaCTeA rocytapcTaa npe6blBaHH5i paccuejxoBaTb 

Ato6oe npoHctueCTBe, HMeBwee MeCTO BO BpeMm nnaBaHH CYXHa npetCTaBjuseMoro 

rocygapCTBa, onpaLuHaTb KanHTaaa H ito6oro q'ueHa :KHna>Ka 

TaKoro cyAHa, npoBepTb CYJOBbe J1OKyMeHTbl, npHHHMaTb 3aMBJieHHA 



OTHOCHTeJlbHO fiilaBaHN.l cyguHa H ero MeCTa Ha3HaleHHJl, a TaKKe 

cnoco6CTBOBaTb BXOAY TaKOFO cyAHa B nOpT rocylapCTBa npe6bBaHH., 

Bb1XOAy H3 Hero H npe6bBaHHl0 cYAHa B nOpTy; 

6) 6e3 yumep6a AJI.a npaB BJaCTeg rocyJlapcTBa npe6bBaHH4R pa3pewaTh cnopbl 

Me>KAy KanIHTaHOM H .lIO6bIM 'IJeHOM 3KHna>Ka, BKJlO4aq cflOpbl, Kacaotu.Hec.9 

3apa6OTHoAI nJ1aTbl H AOrOBOpOB 0 HariMe, IOCKOJlbKy 3TO npejycMaTp4BaeTCAl 

3aKOHaMH H n1OCTaHOBieHHRM1H npegCTaBJ1ReMOro rocylapCTBa; 

a) nojiyqaTb, COCTaBJS1Tb HJ1H 3aBepqTh Jno6yl0 jeKJiapawno H 4H1 xOKyMeHT, 

npeAyCMOTpeHHbliA 3aKOHaMH H nOCTaHOBJieHHqMH npeACTaBiAeMOrO rocyjgap- 

CTBa B OTHOLIeHHH CyJAOB; 

z) flpHHHMaTb Mepbl no rOcnHTaj11H3aiHH 14 110 penaTpHatQHH KanH14TaHa HJIH 

.iuo6orO 411eHa 3KHna>Ka cyJAHa; 

a) BbilaBaTb BpeMeHHbie CBH4AeTeJ1bCTBa Ha npaBO nJaBaHHA noJA (j)JlarOM 

npeACTanjmeMoro rocyXlapcTBa aJi npHo6peTeHHoro H1m IOCTpOeHHOrO 

cyXAHa. 

CmambR 37. 1. B c11yiae, ecJIm Cybl H1 rlpyrHe KOMiIeTeHTHbie BJlaCTH 

rocyjapcTaa npe6blBaHHA HaMepeHb npelnpHHaTb KaKtie-.1H60 npHHYAHTeJ1bHble 

JeA1CTBHR 1 Ha'iaTb KaKoe-J160 OCmHLiHaJlbHOe paccneAoiaHe Ha 6opTy cyX1Ha 

npeACTaB1IeMoro rocyapcTna, TO KOMneTeHTHbie BjiaCTH rocy~apcTBa npe6bl- 

BaH14 yBeAOMJ1RIOT o6 3TOM KOHCyJ~bCKoe AO1)KaiHx CyJAny H11 COCTaBj1i0L"HX iaCTb ero rpy3a, a TaK>Ke 

npe MeTOB, KOTOpbie OTJeA1H14HCb OT cyAHa. 

2. KoHcyJ1bCKoe JOJI1)KHOCTHOe J1HIO MO)KeT OKa3bIBaTb BC.9ieCKyIO nOMOuIb 

TaKOMy cyHy, ero naccawHpam H mI1eHaM ero )KHnawKa. C iTOAI ue1biO OHO 

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MOweT o6paTHTbC.9 3a COXeHCTBHeM K COOTBeTCTByIOUHM KOMnleTeHTHbIM 

BJIaCTRM rocy.apCTBa npe6blBaHHq. KOHCyjnbcKoe AOJnWHOCTHOe 1HitO MOKeT 

TaKwKaTb npHHHMaTb TaKHe 

Mepbl. 

3. floTepneBwee aBapHIO cyxAHO, ero rpy3 HJIH HMyLIJeCTBO Ha TeppHTOpHH 

rocytapcTaa npe6bBaHHa He 6yAyT o61araTbca HHKaKHMH TaMO)>KHHbIMH 

IIowjIHHaMH, eCJIH TOJIbKO OHH He fIOCTaBIS11OTC.9 JIM1 HCnlOJlb3OBaHHI B 

rocyapcTne npe6bBaHHR. 

4. ECnH noTepneBwee aaaptao cYAao npeAcTaB.lmeMoro rocyjapcTaa HnH 

no6ofrl npe MeT, npHHaAjie>KaAHAI TaKOMy cyAHy, 6bl1H HaAiteHbl Ha 6epery HilH 

B6jiH3H OT 6epera rocyjapcTBa npe6blBaHHM HJiH AOCTaBJieHbl B fOPT TaKOFO 

rocy apcTea H HH KaflHTaH cyAHa, HH CO6CTBeHHHK, HH erO areHT, HH 

npeACTaBHTeJib CTpaXOBOA KOMflaHHH He B COCTO1HHH flpHIIRTb Mepbl no 

coxpaHeHHIo HAH pacnopA>ceHHIo TaKHM CygHOM HJnH npeMeTOM, TO ruaa 

KOHCyJ16CTBa HjiH ero npeACTaBnTeJb paccMaTPHBatOTC.9 KaK ynOJIHOMOqeHHbie 

nIpHHHMaTb OT HMeHH CO6CTBeHHHKa cyjAHa Bce TaKHe Mepbl, KaKHe CaM 

CO6CTBeHHHK MOr 6b IlpHHSITb A1R1 yKa3aHHbIX LjejieA B COOTBeTCTBHH C 3aKOHaMH 

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CONSULAR CONVENTION' BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF 

THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS AND THE 

GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA 


Government of the Republic of India, 

Desirous of strengthening friendly relations existing between their two 

countries, 

Have decided to conclude a Consular Convention and for this purpose have 


SECTION I. DEFINITIONS 

Article I. In this Convention the terms mentioned hereunder shall have the 

following meaning: 

a) "consular establishment" means consulate-general, consulate, viceconsulate 

or consular agency: 

b) "head of consular establishment" means consul general, consul, vice 

consul, or consular agent, charged with the duty of acting in that capacityc) 

"consular officer" means any person including the head of the consular 

establishment entrusted with the performance of consular functions. The term 

shall also include persons attached to the consular establishment for training in 

the consular service; 

I 

d) "consular employee" means a person, not being a consular officer, 

performing administrative, technical, or service functions in a consular 

establishment; 

e) "consular premises" means the buildings or parts of buildings and the land 

ancillary thereto, irrespective of ownership, used exclusively for the purposes of 

the consular establishment. 

SECTION II. OPENING OF CONSULAR ESTABLISHMENT AND APPOINTMENT 

OF CONSULAR OFFICERS 

Article 2. I. A consular establishment may be opened by the sending State 

in the territory of the receiving State only with the consent of the receiving State. 

2. The location of a consular establishment, its status and the territorial limits 

of the consular district shall be determined by agreement between the sending 

State and the receiving State. 

Article 3. 1. Before the appointment of the head of a consular 

establishment, the sending State shall otbain the approval of the receiving State to 

such appointment through diplomatic channels. 

2. The diplomatic mission of the sending State shall send to the Ministry of 

External Affairs of the receiving State the commission of appointment or any other 

corresponding document testifying to the appointment of the head of a consular 

Came into force on 4 July 1976. i.e. on the thirtieth day after the date of the exchange of instruments of 

ratification, which took place at Moscow on 4 June 1976. in accordance with article 40(0). 



establishment. The said commission or document shall mention the full name of 

the head of the consular establishment, his citizenship, rank, consular district in 

which he shall be performing his functions, and the seat of his consular 

establishment. 

3. The receiving State shall, on receipt of the aforesaid commission or other 

document about the appointment of the head of a consular establishment, issue to 

the latter, as quickly as possible, an exequatur or other document of permission. 

4. The head of the consular establishment may begin to perform his functions 

after he has received from the receiving State the aforesaid exequatur or 

document. 

5. Pending the issue of the aforesaid exequatur or document the receiving 

State may permit the head of the consular establishment to perform his functions 

provisionally. 

6. From the moment of recognition, including provisional recognition, the 

authorities of the receiving State shall take all measures necessary to enable the 

head of the consular establishment to perform his functions. 

Article 4. 1. The sending State shall inform the Ministry of External Affairs 

of the receiving State about the full name, citizenship, rank and post held by a 

consular officer, other than the head, appointed to a consular establishment. 

2. The receiving State shall consider the consular officer as having begun 

performance of his functions when the notification referred to in paragraph I of 

this Article has reached the Ministry of External Affairs. 

3. The competent authorities of the receiving State shall issue to consular 

officers, consular employees and members of their families living with them 

identity certificates in accordance with the practice followed by them in this 

regard. 

Article 5. Only a citizen of the sending State shall be appointed a consular 

officer. 

Article 6. The receiving State may at any time, without having to explain its 

decision, notify the sending State through diplomatic channels that any consular 

officer is persona non grata or that any employee of the consular establishment is 

unacceptable. In such a case the sending State shall recall such officer or 

employee of the consular establishment. If the sending State refuses or fails 

within a reasonable time to carry out its obligations under this Article, the 

receiving State may refuse to recognise the consular officer or the consular 

employee concerned as a member of the consular establishment. 

SECTION III. PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES 

Article 7. The receiving State shall take all appropriate measures to protect 

a consular officer and shall accord full facilities to enable him to perform his 

functions and to enjoy the rights, privileges and immunities provided for by this 

Convention and the laws of the receiving State. The receiving State shall also take 

all appropriate measures to protect the premises of the consular establishment and 

the residences of the consular officers and the consular employees. 

Article 8. 1. If the head of the consular establishment is unable to perform 

his functions for some reason or if the post of the head is temporarily vacant, the 

sending State may empower a consular officer of the given consular establishment' 

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or one of its other consular establishments in the receiving State or a member of 

the diplomatic staff of its diplomatic mission in that State for heading 

provisionally the said consular establishment. The full name of such person shall 

be conveyed to the Ministry of External Affairs of the receiving State. 

2. A person temporarily and provisionally empowered to head a consular 

establishment has the right to perform the functions of the head of such 

establishment and shall enjoy the same rights, privileges and immunities, and be 

subject to the same obligations, as apply to the head of the establishment 

appointed in accordance with Article 3 of this Convention. 

3. The appointment of a member of the diplomatic staff of the diplomatic 

mission of the sending State in the receiving State to a consular post in accordance 

with paragraph I of this Article does not affect the privileges and immunities 

which he enjoys in his capacity as a diplomat. 

Article 9. I. The rights and duties of consular officers provided for in this 

Convention shall be extended to such members of the diplomatic mission of the 

sending State in the receiving State as have been entrusted with the performance 

of consular functions in the said diplomatic mission. 

2. The performance of consular functions by persons mentioned in paragraph 

I of this Article does not affect their privileges and immunities in their capacity as 

diplomats. 

Article 10. 1. The sending State may, in accordance with the laws and 

regulations of the receiving State, acquire in free-hold or on lease lands, buildings 

or parts of buildings for its consular establishment arid for residential 

accommodation of its consular officers and consular employees. 

2. The receiving State shall assist the sending State in case of need in 

acquiring or renting land, buildings or parts of buildings as well as residential 

apartments for the aforesaid purpose. 

Article II. I. The name-plate of the consular establishment, with the 

national coat-of-arms or emblem of the sending State, in the language of that State 

and as appropriate in the language of the receiving State, inay be affixed on the 

building where the establishment is located. 

2. The flag of the sending State may be hoisted on the consular establishment 

and on the residence of the head of the consular establishment. 

3. The head of the consular establishment may also display the flag on his 

means of transportation, including automobile, when used on official business. 

Article 12. 1. The buildings or parts of buildings exclusively used for the 

purposes of the consular establishment as well as the plot of land attached thereto 

and the private residence of the head of the consular establishment are inviolable. 

2. The authorities of the receiving State may not enter the buildings or parts 

of buildings utilised exclusively for the purposes of the consular establishment or 

plot of land attached to such buildings or parts thereof or the private residence of 

the head of the consular establishment without the permission of the head of the 

consular establishment or the chief of the diplomatic mission of the sending State 

or the person empowered by either of them to grant such permission. 

Article 13. ConsulaT archives and documents are inviolable at all times and 

in all places. Non-official papers must not be held together with consular archives 

and documents. 



Article 14. 1. The consular establishment shall have the right to 

communicate with its Government and with the diplomatic mission and other 

consular establishments of the sending State. For this purpose, the consular 

establishment shall have the right to use all normal means of communication, 

code, cypher, diplomatic and consular couriers, and sealed bags. The 

establishment or use of radio transmitters can be made only with the consent of 

the receiving State. 

For the use of normal means of communication, the consular establishment 

shall be charged the same rates as those which apply to diplomatic missions. 

2. The official correspondence of a consular establishment, irrespective of 

the means of communication used, and sealed bags having external visible marks 

demonstrating their official character, shall be inviolable and shall not be 

subjected to examination or detention by the authorities of the receiving State. 

3. The packages constituting the consular bag may contain only official 

correspondence and documents. 

4. The consular courier shall be provided with an official document indicating 

his status and the number of packages constituting the consular bag. He shall hold 

a diplomatic passport issued by the sending State. In the performance of his 

functions he shall be protected by the receiving State. He shall enjoy personal 

inviolability and shall not be liable to any form of arrest or detention. 

5. The sending State, its diplomatic missions and its consular establishments 

may designate a consular courier ad hoc. The provisions of paragraph 4 of this 

Article shall apply to such courier except that the privileges and immunities 

mentioned therein shall cease to apply when he has delivered to the consignee the 

consular bag in his charge. 

6. A consular bag may be entrusted to the captain of a ship or of a 

commercial aircraft scheduled to land at an authorised port of entry. He shall be 

provided with an official document indicating the number of packages 

constituting the bag, but he shall not be considered to be a consular courier. By 

arrangement with the appropriate local authorities, the consular establishment 

may send one of its members to take possession of the bag directly and freely 

from the captain of the ship or of the aircraft. 

Article 15. i. The receiving State shall treat consular officers, consular 

employees and members of their families living with them, with due respect and 

shall take all appropriate measures to prevent any attack on their person, freedom 

or dignity. 

2. The head of the consular establishment shall not be liable to arrest or 

detention and shall enjoy immunity from criminal jurisdiction of the receiving 

State. 

3. The immunity of the head of the consular establishment from criminal 

jurisdiction of the receiving State may be waived by the sending State. Waiver 

shall always be express and shall be communicated to the receiving State in 

writing. 

4. The members of the family of the head of the consular establishment living 

with him shall enjoy immunity from criminal jurisdiction of the receiving State to 

the same extent as the head of the consular establishment. 

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5. A consular officer, other than the head of the consular establishment, shall 

not be liable to arrest or detention pending trial, except in the case of a grave 

crime and pursuant to a decision by the competent judicial authority of the 

receiving State. 

6. Except in the case specified in paragraph 5 of this Article, a consular 

officer shall not be committed to prison or be liable to any other form of 

restriction on his personal freedom save in execution of a judicial decision of final 

effect. 

7. If criminal proceedings are instituted against a consular officer, other than 

the head of the consular establishment, he must appear before the competent 

authorities. Nevertheless, the proceedings shall be conducted with the respect 

due to such consular officer by reason of his official position and, except in the 

case specified in paragraph 5 of this Article, in a manner which will hamper the 

performance of consular functions as little as possible. When, in circumstances 

mentioned in paragraph 5 of this Article, it becomes necessary to arrest or detain a 

consular officer, the proceedings against him shall be instituted with the minimum 

of delay. 

8. The members of the family of a consular officer living with him shall enjoy 

immunity from criminal jurisdiction of the receiving State to the same extent as 

the consular officer. 

Article 16. 1. A consular officer or a consular employee shall not be 

amenable to the jurisdiction of the judicial or administrative authorities of the 

receiving State in matters relating to the performance of his consular functions. 

2. The provisions of paragraph I of this Article shall not apply in respect of a 

civil action either: 

(a) relating to private immovable pioperty situated in the territory of the 

receiving State, unless the consular officer or the consular employee holds it 

on behalf of the sending State for the purposes of the consular establishment; 

or 

(b) relating to succession in which he is involved as executor, administrator, heir 

or legatee as a private person and not on behalf of the sending State; or 

(c) relating to any professional or commercial activity exercised by him in the 

receiving State outside his official functions; or 

(d) arising out of a contract concluded by a consular officer or a consular 

employee in which he did not contract expressly or impliedly as an agent of 

the sending State; or 

(e) relating to an action by a third party for damage arising from an accident in the 

receiving State caused by a vehicle, vessel or aircraft. 

3. The sending State may waive, with regard to a consular officer or a 

consular employee, any of the immunities provided for in this Article. The waiver 

must always be express. 

4. The initiation of proceedings by a consular officer or a consular employee 

in a matter where he might enjoy immunity from jurisdiction shall preclude him 

from invoking immunity from jurisdiction in respect of any counterclaim directly 

connected with the principal claim. 

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5. The waiver of immunity from jurisdiction for the purposes of civil or 

administrative proceedings shall not be deemed to imply the waiver of immunity 

from the measures of execution resulting from the judicial decision; in respect of 

such measures, a separate waiver shall be necessary. 

Article 17. 1. A consular officer, other than the head of the consular 

establishment, or a consular employee may be called upon to attend as witness in 

the course of judicial or administrative proceedings. He shall not, except in cases 

mentioned in paragraph 3 of this Article, decline to give evidence. If a consular 

officer should decline to do so, no coercive measure or penalty may be applied to 

him. 

2. The authority requiring the evidence of a consular officer shall avoid 

interference with the performance of his functions. It may, where possible, take 

such evidence at his residence or at the consular establishment or accept a 

statement from him in writing. 

3. A consular officer, a consular employee, and members of their families 

living with them, are under no obligation to give evidence concerning matters 

connected with the performance by consular officer or consular employee of their 

functions or to produce official correspondence and documents relating thereto. 

They are also entitled to decline to give evidence as expert witnesses with regard 

to the law of the sending State. 

Article 18. A consular officer, a consular employee, and members of their 

families living with them, are absolved from military service to the receiving State 

as well as from any other form of obligatory service. 

Article 19. A consular officer, a consular employee, and members of their 

families living with them, are, on the basis of reciprocity, absolved from 

requirements concerning alien registration, permission for residence and other 

similar requirements relating to foreigners under the laws and regulations of the 


Article 20. I. The consular premises and the residence of the head of the 

consular establishment of which the sending State or any person acting on its 

behalf is the owner or lessee, shall be exempt from all national, regional or 

municipal dues and taxes whatsoever, other than such as represent payment for 

specific services rendered. The same exemptions shall apply to the consular 

establishment. 

2. The exemption from dues and taxes referred to in paragraph I shall not 

apply to: 

(a) such dues and taxes if, under the laws and regulations of the receiving State, 

they are payable by the person who contracted with the sending State or with 

the person acting on its behalf, and 

(b) indirect taxes of a kind which are normally incorporated in the price of goods 

or services. 

3. A consular officer, a consular employee other than a member of the 

service staff, and members of their families living with them, if citizens of the 

sending State, shall be exempt from all dues and taxes, personal or real, national, 

regional or municipal, other than the following: 

(a) indirect taxes of a kind which are normally incorporated in the price of goods 

or services; 


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(b) dues and taxes on private immovable property situated in the territory of the 

receiving State subject to the provisions of paragraphs I and 2 of this Article; 

(c) estate, succession or inheritance duties, and duties on transfers, levied by the 

receiving State, subject to the provisions of Article 22 of this Convention; 

(d) dues and taxes on private income having its source in the receiving State and 

any other tax of a similar nature; 

(e) registration, court or record fees, mortgage dues and stamp duties, subject to 

the provisions of paragraphs I and 2 of this Article; 

(f charges levied for specific services rendered. 

4. Members of the service staff shall be exempt from dues and taxes on the 

wages which they receive for their services. 

5. Consular officers and consular employees who employ persons whose 

wages or salaries are not exempt from income tax or other similar taxes in the 

receiving State shall observe the obligations which the laws and regulations of that 

State impose upon employers concerning the levying of such taxes, including laws 

and regulations concerning social security. 

Article 21. I. The receiving State shall, in accordance with such laws and 

regulations as it may adopt and on the basis of reciprocity, permit entry of and 

grant exemption from customs duties, taxes, and related charges other than 

charges for storage, cartage and similar services, on: 

(a) articles for the official use of the consular establishment; 

(b) articles for the personal use of a consular officer, or members of his family 

living with him, including an automobile. The articles intended for 

consumption shall not exceed the quantities necessary for direct utilization by 

the persons concerned. 

2. Consular employees, who are citizens of the sending State, and members 

of their families living with them, shall enjoy exemptions in respect of articles, 

other than automobiles, referred to in sub-paragraph (b) of paragraph I of this 

Article, at the time of first installation in accordance with the applicable baggage 

rules of the receiving State. 

3. Personal baggage accompanying consular officers and members of their 

families living with them shall be exempt from customs inspection. Such baggage 

may be inspected only if there is serious reason to believe that it contains articles 

other than those referred to in sub-paragraph (b) of paragraph I of this Article, or 

articles the import or export of which is prohibited by the laws and regulations of 

the receiving State or which are subject to its quarantine laws and regulations. 

Such inspection shall be carried out in the presence of the consular officer or a 

member of his family. 

Article 22. In the event of death of a consular officer or a consular 

employee or of a member of his family living with him, the receiving State 

(a) shall permit the duty-free export of the movable property of the deceased, 

with the exception of any such property acquired in the receiving State the 

export of which was prohibited at the time of his death; 

(b) shall not levy national, regional or municipal taxes or duties on estate, 

succession or inheritance, or duties on transfer of movable property, the 

presence of which in the receiving State was due solely to the presence in that 



State of the deceased as a consular officer or a consular employee or a 

member of his family. 

Article 23. 1. All persons to whom privileges and immunities are granted 

under this Convention are duty bound to respect the laws and regulations of the 

receiving State, consistent with such privileges and immunities, including the laws 

and regulations relating to motor vehicles and automobile insurance. They also 

have a duty not to interfere in the internal affairs of that State. 

2. Consular premises shall not be used in any manner incompatible with the 

performance of consular functions. 

Article 24. Subject to the laws and regulations of the receiving State 

prohibiting or limiting, on ground of State security, entry into certain regions, a 

consular officer and a consular employee shall have the freedom of movement 

within the consular district. 

Article 25. The privileges, immunities and exemptions provided for in this 

Section shall not apply to a consular employee, or a member of the family of a 

consular officer or a consular employee living with him, if he is a national of the 

receiving State or is a person having permanent residence in the receiving State. 

However, the receiving State must exercise its jurisdiction over these persons in 

such a manner as not to interfere unduly with the performance of the functions of 

the consular establishment. 

SECTION IV. CONSULAR FUNCTIONS 

Article 26. 1. A consular officer has the right to perform the functions 

indicated in this Section within the limits of his consular district. Besides this a 

consular officer may perform other consular functions, if they are not prohibited 

by the laws and regulations of the receiving State. 

2. During the course of performance of his functions, a consular officer may 

address in writing or orally the competent authorities of the consular district, 

including the competent central authorities of the receiving State if and to the 

extent that this is allowed by the laws, regulations and usages of the receiving 

State. 

3. A consular officer may perform his functions outside the limits of the 

consular district only with the consent of the authorities of the receiving State. 

Article 27. Within the limits of his consular district a consular officer has 

the right: 

(a) to defend the rights and interests of the sending State, as well as its citizens, 

including juridical persons; 

(b) to promote the development of trade, economic, cultural and scientific 

relations, and tourism between the sending State and the receiving State; and 

(c) to otherwise promote the development of friendly relations between the two 

States in accordance with the provisions of this Convention. 

Article 28. I. Within the limits of his consular district a consular officer has 

the right: 

(a) to maintain a register of the citizens of the sending State; 

(b) to receive applications required by the laws of the sending State on questions 

concerning citizenship; 



(c) to register and receive communications and documents about births and 

deaths of the citizens of the sending State; 

(d) to celebrate marriages and to register divorces, if both persons concerned are 

citizens of the sending State, in accordance with the laws of the sending State 

and unless prohibited by the laws of the receiving State; 

(e) to receive applications concerning family relations of the citizens of the 

sending State in accordance with the laws of the sending State. 

2. The consular officer shall inform the appropriate authorities of the 

receiving State about the registration of civil acts done under sub-paragraphs (c) 

and (d) of paragraph I of this Article, if such information is required to be 

supplied to such authorities by the laws and regulations of the receiving State. 

3. The provisions of sub-paragraphs (c) and (d) of paragraph I of this Article 

shall not exempt the persons concerned from the requirements of the laws and 

regulations of the receiving State. 

Article 29. A consular officer has the right: 

(a) to grant passports to citizens of the sending State, to issue travel documents, 

and to extend, renew or cancel them, and to perform any other service 

relating thereto; and 

(b) to grant entry, exit and transit visas, or other documents relating thereto, and 

to extend, renew or cancel them. 

Article 30. 1. A consular officer has the right to perform the following acts 

in the consular establishment and at his residence: 

(a) receive, draw up or attest applications or statements made by the citizens of 

the sending State, and also issue them corresponding documents; 

(b) draw up, attest and preserve in custody wills made by the citizens of the 

sending State; 

(c) draw up or attest transactions concluded between the citizens of the sending 

State inter se or attest one-party transactions to the extent that such 

transactions are not prohibited by the laws and regulations of the receiving 

State. A consular officer can neither draw up nor attest such transactions as 

either establish or alienate property rights in immovable property situated 

within the receiving State; 

(d) draw up or attest transactions between the citizens of the sending State and 

the citizens of the receiving State in cases where such transactions relate 

exclusively to property and rights in the sending State or if such transactions 

are to be executed in that State, on condition however that such transactions 

do not offend against the laws and regulations of the receiving State; 

(e) authenticate documents issued by the authorities or officers of the sending 

State or the receiving State and also attest copies, translations or extracts 

from such documents; 

(f) attest the signature of the citizens of the sending State on documents if their 

contents do not offend against the laws and regulations of the receiving State; 

(g) accept for safe custody property and documents from citizens of the sending 

State or on behalf of such citizens so far as it does not offend against the laws 

and regulations of the receiving State, it being understood that transfer of 

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such property or documents outside the receiving State shall not be done 

except with the consent of the receiving State; 

(h) do other acts relating to the functions of the consular officers on condition 

that they do not offend against the laws and regulations of the receiving State. 

2. If any of the aforesaid acts are to be performed at the residence of any 

citizen of the sending State, or on board a ship or aircraft carrying the flag of his 

State when such ship or aircraft is outside the geographical limits of the consular 

district concerned, the consent of the receiving State shall be necessary. 

Article 31. The documents drawn up, attested or translated by a consular 

officer of the sending State under Article 30 will be regarded in the receiving State 

as having the same legal significance and evidentiary value as if they had been 

drawn up, attested or translated by the appropriate authority or office in the 


Article 32. I. The appropriate authorities of the receiving State shall inform 

the consular establishment about the death of a citizen of the sending State. They 

shall also inform the consular establishment about any facts concerning property 

left by him in inheritance, his legal representatives and heirs, or any other persons 

who appear to have legal claims to inheritance, and also wills, if any, if such 

information is available with them. 

2. The appropriate authorities of the receiving State shall inform the consular 

establishment, upon request, about the property located within such State that has 

fallen into inheritance in cases where the heir or the person who appears to have a 

legal claim to inheritance is a citizen of the sending State, if such information is 

available with them. 

Article 33. Within the limits of his consular district, a consular officer has 

the right to represent the citizens of the sending State other than those who are 

permanently resident in the receiving State before the authorities of the receiving 

State if such citizens are not in a position to defend their rights and interests 

because of their absence or for other good and proper reasons. This 

representation continues until such time as the persons represented appoint their 

own attorneys or otherwise undertake the defence of their own interests and 

rights. Nothing in this Article shall empower a consular officer to plead or act 

before a court without a power of attorney from the concerned party. 

Article 34. I. A consular officer has the right within the limits of his 

consular district to meet and maintain contact with any citizen of the sending 

State, to give him advice and to render all assistance including legal assistance in 

cases of necessity. 

2. The receiving State shall not in any manner restrict the contacts of the 

citizens of the sending State with their consular establishment. 

3. The appropriate authorities of the receiving State shall inform the 

diplomatic mission or the consular establishment with the least possible delay 

about the arrest or detention of a citizen of the sending State. 

4. A consular officer has the right to immediately visit, and establish and 

maintain contact with, a citizen of the sending State under arrest or detention or 

who is undergoing a sentence of imprisonment. This right of the consular officer 

may be exercised on a continuing basis. 

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5. The rights mentioned in paragraph 4 shall be exercised in conformity with 

the laws and regulations of the receiving State provided, however, that such laws 

and regulations do not annul these rights. 

Article 35. I. A consular officer has the right to render all assistance to a 

ship of the sending State standing in port or harbour or in the territorial or internal 

waters of the receiving State. 

2. A consular officer may board a ship as soon as the ship is allowed to 

establish free contact with the shore. The captain of the ship and the members of 

the crew may maintain contact with the consular officer. 

3. A consular officer may approach the proper authorities of the receiving 

State for help in any matter concerning the performance of his functions under 

this Article. 

Article 36. Within the limits of his consular district a consular officer has 

the right: 

(a) without derogation to the rights of the authorities of the receiving State, to 

investigate any incident taking place during the course of voyage of a ship of 

the sending State, to question the captain and any member of the crew of such 

a ship, to verify the documents of the ship, to take statements concerning the 

voyage of the ship and its destination, and also to assist the entry and exit of 

the ship into and from the port of the receiving State and its lying at anchor in 

the port; 

(b) without derogation to the rights of authorities of the receiving State, to 

resolve disputes between the captain and any member of the crew, including 

disputes concerning wages and contracts of service in so far as such action is 

provided for by the laws and regulations of the sending State; 

(c) to receive, draw up or attest any declaration or document concerning ships 

provided for by the laws and regulations of the sending State; 

(d) to take measures for the hospitalization and repatriation of the captain or any 

member of the crew of the ship; and 

(e) to issue provisional certificates to an acquired or newly built ship for its right 

of voyage under the flag of the sending State. 

Article 37. I. In cases where the courts or other appropriate authorities of 

the receiving State intend to take any compulsive action, or to commence any 

official investigation, on board a ship of the sending State, the competent 

authorities of the receiving State shall inform the consular establishment about 

the same. Such information shall be given as far as possible before the 

commencement of such action so as to enable a consular officer or his 

representative to be present when such action is being taken. If the consular 

officer or his representative is not present, the authorities of the receiving State 

shall furnish the consular establishment, on request, full information about such 

action. 

2. The provisions of paragraph I of this Article shall apply also to cases 

where the captain or a member of the crew of a ship are to be examined on shore 

by the appropriate authorites. 

3. The provisions of this Article shall not apply to customs, passport and 

sanitary control and inspections, or to action taken at the request or with the 

consent of the captain of the ship. 



Article 38. 1. If a ship of the sending State suffers shipwreck, runs aground, 

is swept ashore, or suffers any other accident within the national limits of the 

receiving State, or if an article belonging to a citizen of the sending State being a 

part of the cargo of a ship of the sending State or of a ship of a third State which 

has met with an accident is found on the shore or near the shore of the receiving 

State or is conveyed to its port, the competent authorities of the receiving State 

shall, as soon as possible, inform the consular establishment about such event. 

They shall also inform it about the measures which have already been taken for 

rescuing persons, ships, cargo and other property on board the ship, and articles 

belonging to the ship or forming part of its cargo, as well as those which have been 

separated from the ship. 

2. The consular officer may render all assistance to such a ship, its 

passengers and members of its crew. For this purpose he may request help from the 

appropriate authorities of the receiving State. He may also take measures to repair 

the ship and may request the appropriate authorities to undertake or to continue to 

undertake such measures. 

3. No customs duty shall be levied against a ship-wrecked vessel, its cargo or 

stores in the territory of the receiving State unless they are delivered for use in 

that State. 

4. If a ship of the sending State which has met with an accident, or anything 

belonging to such a ship are found on shore or near the shore of the receiving 

State or are carried to the port of such State, and the captain of the ship or the 

owner or his agent or the representative of the insurance company is not in a 

position to take steps to preserve in safe custody or to dispose of such ship or 

such thing, the head of the consular establishment or his representative shall be 

regarded as empowered to take on behalf of the owner of the ship all such steps as 

the owner himself may take for the aforesaid purposes in accordance with the 

laws and regulations of the receiving State. 

The provisions of the present paragraph shall be applicable also to any article 

which is a part of the cargo of a ship and belongs to a citizen or a juridical person 

of the sending State. 

5. If any article which is or was a part of the cargo of a ship of the receiving 

State or of a third State which has met with an accident is the property of a citizen 

or juridical person of the sending State and is found on shore or near the shore of 

the receiving State or is carried into the port of such State and neither the captain 

nor the owner of the article or his agent nor the representatives of the insurance 

company are in a position to take steps for its safe custody or disposal, the head of 

the consular establishment or his representative shall be regarded as empowered 

to undertake on behalf of the owner all such steps as the owner himself may take 

for the aforesaid purposes in accordance with the laws and regulations of the 


Article 39. Articles 35 to 38 shall apply mutatis mutandis also to aircraft. 

SECTION V. FINAL PROVISIONS 

Article 40. 1. This Convention shall be subject to ratification and shall enter 

into force on the thirtieth day after the exchange of instruments of ratification 

which will take place in Moscow as soon as possible. 

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2. This Convention shall continue to be in force for a period of five years, 

subject to extension for a further period of five years, unless terminated at any 

time by either party by giving to the other a six months' notice in writing. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the plenipotentiaries of the Contracting Parties have 

signed this Convention and affixed their seals thereto. 

DONE in New Delhi on November 29, 1973, in two copies each in the 

Russian, Hindi and English languages, all the texts being equally authentic. 

For the Government 

of the Union of Soviet Socialist 

Republics: 

[Signed] 

A. A. GROMYKO 

Minister of Foreign Affairs 


of the Republic of India: 

[Signed] 

SWARAN SINGH 

Minister of External Affairs 


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CONVENTION' CONSULAIRE ENTRE LE GOUVERNEMENT DE 

L'UNION DES REPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES SOVItPTIQUES 

ET LE GOUVERNEMENT DE LA REPUBLIQUE DE L'INDE 

Le Gouvernement de ]'Union des Rdpubliques socialistes sovi~tiques et le 

Gouvernement de la Ripublique de I'Inde, 

D6sireux de renforcer les relations amicales entre les deux Etats, 

Ont d~cid4 de conclure ]a pr~sente Convention et, A cette fin, sont convenus 

de ce qui suit: 

TITRE PREMIER. DI-FINITIONS 

Article premier. Dans la pr~sente Convention les termes mentionn~s 

ci-apr~s ont le sens suivant: 

a) L'expression ,,poste consulaire>, s'entend des consulats g~n(raux, 

consulats, vice-consulats et agences consulaires; 

b) L'expression < chef de poste consulaire >> s'entend des consuls g~n~raux, 

consuls, vice-consuls et agents consulaires charges d'exercer les fonctions 

aff~rentes A leur titre; 

c) L'expression o fonctionnaire consulaire o s'entend de toute personne, y 

compris le chef de poste consulaire, charg~e en cette qualit6 d'exercer des 

fonctions consulaires. Cette expression s'entend aussi des personnes affect~es au 

poste consulaire pour 6tre form~es aux fonctions consulaires; 

d) L'expression , employ6 consulaire ,> s'entend de toute personne qui n'est 

pas un fonctionnaire consulaire et qui remplit dans le poste consulaire des 

fonctions administratives ou techniques ou des fonctions se rapportant au service 

du consulat; 

e) L'expression ,, locaux consulaires > s'entend des bfitiments ou parties de 

bfitiment, ainsi que des terrains desservant lesdits batiments ou lesdites parties de 

batiment, qui sont exclusivement utilis6s aux fins du poste consulaire, quel qu'en 

soit le propri6taire. 

TITRE II. ETABLISSEMENT D'UN POSTE CONSULAIRE ET NOMINA IION 

DES FONCTIONNAIRES CONSULAIRES 

Article 2. 1. Un poste consulaire ne peut etre 6tabli par I'Etat d'envoi sur 

le territoire de I'Etat de residence qu'avec le consentement de cet Etat. 

2. Le siige du poste consulaire, sa classe et sa circonscription consulaire 

sont fixes d'un commun accord entre I'Etat d'envoi et I'Etat de residence. 

Article 3. 1. Avant la nomination du chef de poste consulaire, I'Etat 

d'envoi doit s'assurer par la voie diplomatique que ]a personne d4sign~e a 

I'agr~ment de I'Etat de r6sidence en tant que chef de poste consulaire. 

Entre en vigueur le 4 juillet 1976, soit le trentiame jour suivant I'Vchange des instruments de ratification, 

lequel a eu lieu fLi Moscou le 4 juin 1976. conform~ment a I'article 40. paragraphe I. 



2. Lorsque cet agr~ment a &6 obtenu, la mission diplomatique de I'Etat 

d'envoi fait parvenir au Ministare des affaires 6trangires de I'Etat de r6sidence 

une lettre de provision ou un document analogue relatif A la nomination du chef de 

poste consulaire. La lettre de provision ou le document indique les nom et 

pr6noms du chef de poste consulaire, sa nationalit6 et son grade, ainsi que la 

circonscription consulaire dans laquelle il doit exercer ses fonctions et le si ge du 

poste consulaire. 

3. Au requ de ]a lettre de provision ou du document notifiant la nomination 

du chef de poste consulaire, I'Etat de residence d~livre dans un ddlai aussi bref 

que possible un exequatur ou une autorisation analogue lui permettant d'exercer 

des fonctions consulaires. 

4. Le chef de poste consulaire peut entrer en fonctions ds que I'Etat de 

residence lui a dilivr6 un exequatur ou une autorisation analogue. 

5. Avant la dglivrance de l'exequatur ou de I'autorisation analogue, l'Etat de 

residence peut dglivrer au chef de poste consulaire une autorisation lui permettant 

d'exercer ses fonctions A titre temporaire. ' 

6. Ds que le chef de poste consulaire est admis, m~me provisoirement, A 

l'exercice de ses fonctions, les autoritgs de I'Etat de residence prennent les 

mesures ngcessaires pour qu'il puisse exercer lesdites fonctions. 

Article 4. 1. L'Etat d'envoi notifie At I'avance au Minist~re des affaires 

6trangres de I'Etat de residence les nom et prgnoms, la nationalit6, le grade et les 

fonctions d'un fonctionnaire consulaire devant exercer des fonctions autres que 

celles de chef de poste consulaire. 

2. L'Etat de residence consid~re que le fonctionnaire consulaire est entr6 en 

fonctions A la date A laquelle la notification mentionnge au paragraphe I du 

pr6sent article est parvenue au Ministre des affaires 6trangires. 

3. Les autorit6s comp6tentes de I'Etat de residence dglivrent aux 

fdnctionnaires consulaires et aux employgs consulaires, ainsi qu'aux membres de 

leur famille vivant avec eux, les attestations ngcessaires, conform6ment A leur 

pratique habituelle. 

Article 5. Seul un ressortissant de I'Etat d'envoi peut etre fonctionnaire 

consulaire. 

Article 6. L'Etat de r6sidence peut "k tout moment, sans 8tre tenu 

d'indiquer les motifs de sa d6cision, notifier "i I'Etat d'envoi, par la voie 

diplomatique, qu'un fonctionnaire consulaire est persona non grata ou un 

employ6 du poste consulaire n'est pas acceptable. Dans ce cas, I'Etat d'envoi doit 

rappeler cette personne lorsqu'elle est dgjA entree en fonctions. Lorsque I'Etat 

d'envoi ne se conforme pas Ai cette obligation dans un d6lai raisonnable, I'Etat de 

residence peut refuser de reconnaitre ladite personne comme fonctionnaire 

consulaire ou employ6 consulaire. 

TITRE Ill. PRIVIIIGES FT IMMUNITES 

Article 7. L'Etat de residence prend toutes les mesures ngcessaires pour 

que la protection du fonctionnaire consulaire soit assurge et pour que les 

fonctionnaires consulaires puissent s'acquitter de leurs fonctions et jouir des 

droits, privilges et immunitgs privus par la prgsente Convention et par la 

I6gislation de I'Etat de residence. L'Etat de r6sidence prend aussi toutes les 

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mesures n6cessaires pour assurer [a protection des locaux consulaires et de ]a 

r6sidence des fonctionnaires consulaires et des employ6s consulaires. 

Article 8. I. Si le chef de poste consulaire est empchc pour une raison 

quelconque d'exercer ses fonctions ou si son poste est temporairement vacant, 

I'Etat d'envoi peut charger des fonctions de g6rant int6rimaire du poste consulaire 

un fonctionnaire consulaire de ce poste ou d'un autre poste consulaire dans I'Etat 

de rnsidence ou un membre du personnel diplomatique de sa mission diplomatique 

dans ledit Etat. Les nom et pr6noms de cette personne sont communiqu6s au 

Minist~re des affaires 6trangres de I'Etat de residence. 

2. Le g6rant int6rimaire du poste consulaire a le droit d'exercer les fonctions 

de chef de poste consulaire, jouit des m6mes droits, privileges et immunit6s et est 

soumis aux memes obligations que le chef de poste consulaire nomm6, 

conform6ment "i I'article 3 de la pr6sente Convention. 

3. La nomination d'un membre du personnel diplomatique de la mission 

diplomatique de I'Etat d'envoi dans un poste consulaire conform6ment au 

paragraphe I du pr6sent article n'affecte pas les privilges et immunit6s qui lui 

sont accordds en vertu de son statut diplomatique. 

Article 9. I. Les droits et les obligations conf6r6s aux fonctionnaires 

consulaires par la pr6sente Convention s'appliquent 6galement aux membres du 

personnel diplomatique de la mission diplomatique de I'Etat d'envoi dans I'Etat 

de r6sidence qui sont appel6s a exercer des fonctions consulaires dans ladite 

mission. 

2. L'exercice des fonctions consulaires par les personnes vis6es au 

paragraphe I du pr6sent article naffecte pas les privilfges et immunit6s dont elles 

jouissent en vertu de leur statut diplomatique. 

Article 10. I. L'Etat d'envoi peut, conform6ment aux lois et r~glements de 

I'Etat de r6sidence, acqu6rir en pleine propri6t6 ou prendre Ai bail tous terrains, 

immeubles ou parties d'immeuble n6cessaires au poste consulaire pour son 

installation ainsi que pour la r6sidence des fonctionnaires consulaires et des 

employ~s consulaires. 

2. En cas de besoin, I'Etat de r6sidence aide I'Etat d'envoi Ai acqu6rir ou A 

louer des terrains, immeubles ou parties d'immeuble, ainsi que des appartements 

it usage r6sidentiel, aux fins 6nonc6es ci-dessus. 

Article II. I. La plaque du poste consulaire, comportant les armes ou 

I'embl~me national de I'Etat d'envoi, dans la langue de cet Etat et, en cas de 

besoin, dans celle de I'Etat de r6sidence, peut Etre plac6e sur la fa4ade de 

l'immeuble qui abrite le poste consulaire. 

2. Le pavilion de I'Etat d'envoi peut Etre arbor6 sur l'immeuble du poste 

consulaire et sur la r6sidence du chef de poste consulaire. 

3. Le chef de poste consulaire peut arborer le pavilion de I'Etat d'envoi sur 

sos moyens de transport, y compris les v~hicules automobiles, dans l'exercice de 

ses fonctions officielles. 

Article 12. I. Les immeubles ou parties d'immeuble utilis6s exclusivement 

L des fins consulaires, ainsi que le terrain attenant et la r6sidence priv6e du 

chef de poste consulaire sont inviolables. 

2. Les autorit6s de I'Etat de residence ne peuvent p6n6trer sur ledit terrain 

ou dans lesdits immeubles ou parties d'immeuble utilisds exclusivement aux fins 

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du poste consulaire, ou dans la r6sidence priv6e du chef du poste consulaire, sans 

obtenir le consentement, dans chaque cas, du chef de poste consulaire, du chef de 

la mission diplomatique de I'Etat d'envoi ou de la personne d6sign6e par I'un 

d'eux. 

Article 13. Les archives et documents consulaires sont inviolables t tout 

moment et en quelquc lieu qu'ils se trouvent. Les documents non officiels ne sont 

pas conserv6s dans les archives consulaires. 

Article 14. 1. Le poste consulaire a le droit de communiquer avec les 

autorit6s de I'Etat d'envoi, avec les autres postes consulaires et avec la mission 

diplomatique de I'Etat d'envoi dans I'Etat de r6sidence. A cette fin, le poste 

consulaire peut avoir recours A tous les moyens ordinaires de communication, aux 

messages en code, aux courriers diplomatiques et consulaires et aux valises 

scell6es. Des postes 6metteurs ne peuvent Etre install6s et utilis6s qu'avec 

I'assentiment de I'Etat de r6sidence. 

Lorsqu'il emploie les moyens de communication ordinaires, le poste 

consulaire acquitte les tarifs applicables it la mission diplomatique. 

2. La correspondance officielle du poste consulaire, quel que soit le moyen 

de communication utilis6, et les valises scell6es portant des marques ext6rieures 

visibles indiquant leur caract~re officiel sont inviolables et ne peuvent etre 

visit6es ni retenues par les autorit6s de l'Etat de r6sidence. 

3. Les colis constituant la valise consulaire ne peuvent contenir que de [a 

correspondance et des documents officiels. 

4. Le courrier consulaire doit tre porteur d'un document officiel attestant 

sa qualitd et pr6cisant le nombre de colis constituant la valise consulaire. 11 est 

d6tenteur d'un passeport diplomatique d6livr6 par I'Etat d'envoi. Dans I'exercice 

de ses fonctions, ce courrier est prot6g6 par I'Etat de r6sidence. 11 jouit de 

l'inviolabilit6 de sa personne et ne peut tre soumis a aucune forme d'arrestation 

ou de d6tention. 

5. L'Etat d'envoi, ses missions diplomatiques et ses postes consulaires 

peuvent dsigner des courriers consulaires ad hoc. Dans ce cas, les dispositions 

du paragraphe 4 du pr6sent article sont 6galement applicables, sous reserve que 

les priviliges et immunit6s qui y sont mentionn6s cesseront de s'appliquer dis que 

le courrier aura remis au destinataire la valise consulaire dont il a [a charge. 

6. La valise consulaire peut 8tre confide au commandant d'un navire ou d'un 

avion commercial faisant escale en un point ouvert au trafic. Ledit commandant 

est muni d'un document officiel indiquant le nombre de colis constituant la valise, 

mais il n'est pas considr6 comme un courrier consulaire. En cas d'un accord 

pass6 avec les autorit6s locales comptentes, le poste consulaire peut envoyer 

l'un de ses agents recevoir une valise consulaire directement et sans entrave du 

commandant d'un navire ou d'un avion. 

Article 15. I. L'Etat de r6sidence est tenu de traiter avec le respect 

appropri6 les fonctionnaires consulaires et les employ6s consulaires et les 

membres de leur famille vivant avec eux ainsi que de prendre toutes les mesures 

voulues pour prdvenir quelque atteinte que ce soit it leur personne, leur libert6 ou 

leur dignit6. 

2. Le chef de poste consulaire ne peut &tre soumis ai aucune forme 

d'arrestation ou de d6tention. 11 jouit de I'immunit6 de juridiction dans I'Etat de 

r6sidence. 

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3. L'Etat d'envoi peut renoncer A I'immunit6 de juridiction du chef de poste 

consulaire. La renonciation doit toujours tre expresse et notifi6e par 6crit Z 

I'Etat de r6sidence. 

4. Les membres de ]a famille du chef de poste consulaire, s'ils r6sident avec 

lui, jouissent de la m~me immunit6 de juridiction dans I'Etat de r6sidence que le 

chef de poste consulaire. 

5. Les fonctionnaires consulaires autres que le chef de poste consulaire ne 

peuvent etre mis en 6tat d'arrestation ou de d6tention pr6ventive qu'en cas de 

crime grave et A la suite d'une d6cision de I'autorit6 judiciaire comp6tente de 


6. A I'exception du cas prdvu au paragraphe 5 du pr6sent article, les 

fonctionnaires consulaires ne peuvent pas tre incarc6r6s ni sounis A aucune 

autre forme de limitation de leur libert6 personnelle, sauf en ex6cution d'une 

d6cision judiciaire d6finitive. 

7. Lorsqu'une proc6dure p6nale est engag6e contre un fonctionnaire 

consulaire autre que le chef du poste consulaire, ledit fonctionnaire est tenu de se 

pr6senter devant les autoritds compktentes. Toutefois, la proc6dure doit itre 

conduite avec les 6gards qui sont dus au fonctionnaire consulaire en raison de sa 

position officielle et, A ]'exception du cas pr6vu au paragraphe 5 du pr6sent 

article, de mani~re " gener le moins possible l'exercice des fonctions consulaires. 

Lorsque, dans les circonstances mentionn6es au paragraphe 5 du pr6sent article, il 

est devenu n6cessaire de mettre un fonctionnaire consulaire en dtat de d6tention 

prdventive, la proc6dure dirig6e contre lui doit &tre ouverte dans le d6lai le plus 

bref. 

8. Les membres de la famille d'un fonctionnaire consulaire, s'ils r6sident 

avec lui, jouissent de la meme immunit6 de juridiction que le fonctionnaire 

consulaire. 

Article 16. I. Les fonctionnaires consulaires et les employ6s consulaires 

jouissent de l'immunit de juridiction t I'6gard des autorit~s judiciaires ou 

administratives de I'Etat de r6sidence dans les questions relatives A l'exercice de 

leurs fonctions consulaires. 

2. Les dispositions du paragraphe I du pr6sent article ne s'appliquent pas 

pour les actions civiles: 

a) Concernant des biens priv6s immeubles situ6s sur le territoire de I'Etat de 

r6sidence, lorsque le fonctionnaire consulaire ou l'employd consulaire ne sont 

pas propri6taires de ces biens au nom de I'Etat d'envoi it des fins consulaires ; 

b) Concernant une succession, lorsque le fonctionnaire consulaire ou 1'employ6 

consulaire interviennent dans l'action civile A titre priv6 et non pas au nom de 

I'Etat d'envoi, en qualit6 d'ex6cuteur testamentaire, de curateur d'un bien 

successoral, d'h6ritier ou de 16gataire; 

c) Concernant une activit6 professionnelle ou commerciale que le fonctionnaire 

consulaire ou 1'employ6 consulaire exercent dans I'Etat de r6sidence en dehors 

de leurs fonctions officielles; 

d) D6coulant d'un contrat conclu par le fonctionnaire consulaire ou I'employ6 

consulaire et en vertu duquel ils n'ont assum6, directement ou indirectement, 

aucune obligation en qualit6 de repr~sentant de I'Etat d'envoi; 



e) Intent~es par un tiers en raison d'un dommage caus6 sur le territoire de I'Etat 

d'envoi A la suite d'un accident dO ii un v4hicule, un bateau ou un avion. 

3. L'Etat d'envoi peut renoncer i toutes les immunit6s pr6vues dans le 

pr6sent article touchant les fonctionnaires consulaires et les employ6s 

consulaires. La renonciation doit toujours tre expresse. 

4. Lorsque le fonctionnaire consulaire ou I'employ6 consulaire intente une 

action pour laquelle il b6n6ficierait de I'immunit6 de juridiction, il ne peut 

invoquer I'immunit6 de juridiction l'6gard d'une demande reconventionnelle, 

quelle qu'en soit la nature, directement lie A I'action principale. 

5. La renonciation i I'immunit6 de juridiction pour une action civile ou 

administrative n'implique pas la renonciation i I'immunit6 quant aux mesures 

d'ex6cution r6sultant de la dcision judiciaire pour lesquelles une renonciation 

distincte est n6cessaire. 

Article 17. I. Un fonctionnaire consulaire, autre que le chef de poste 

consulaire, ou un employ6 consulaire peuvent tre appel6s it r6pondre comme 

t6moins au cours de proc6dures judiciaires et administratives. Ius ne doivent pas 

refuser de r6pondre comme t6moins, si ce W'est dans les cas mentionn6s au 

paragraphe 3 du pr6sent article. Si un fonctionnaire consulaire refuse de 

t6moigner, aucune mesure coercitive ou autre sanction ne peut lui etre appliqu6e. 

2. L'autorit6 qui requiert le t6moignage doit 6viter de g~ner un fonctionnaire 

consulaire dans I'accomplissement de ses fonctions. Elle peut recueillir son 

t6moignage A sa r6sidence ou au poste consulaire, ou accepter une d6claration 

6crite de sa part, toutes les fois que cela est possible. 

3. Un fonctionnaire consulaire, un employ6 consulaire, ainsi que les 

membres de leur famille vivant it leur foyer, ne sont pas tenus de d6poser sur des 

faits ayant trait it I'exercice de leurs fonctions et de produire la correspondance et 

les documents officiels y relatifs. Ils ont 6galement le droit de refuser de 

t6moigner en tant qu'experts sur le droit national de I'Etat d'envoi. 

Article 18. Les fonctionnaires consulaires et les employ6s consulaires, 

ainsi que les membres de leur famille vivant avec eux, sont exempts de tout 

service national dans I'Etat d'envoi et de toute autre prestation d'int&r&t public. 

Article 19. Les fonctionnaires consulaires et les employ6s consulaires, 

ainsi que les membres de leur famille vivant avec eux, sont, sur la base de ]a 

r6ciprocit6, exempts des obligations pr6vues par les lois et r!glements de I'Etat de 

r6sidence en matire d'immatriculation des 6trangers, de permis de s6jour et 

autres formalit6s analogues auxquelles seraient astreints les 6trangers en g6n6ral. 

Article 20. i. Les locaux du poste consulaire et la rdsidence du chef du 

poste consulaire, si ces biens sont la propri6t6 de I'Etat d'envoi ou ont 6t6 lou6s au 

nom de I'Etat d'envoi ou de toute autre personne physique ou morale agissant au 

nom de cet Etat, sont exempts de tout imp6t ou de toute autre taxe nationaux, 

r6gionaux ou municipaux, At l'exception de ceux acquitt(s en paiement de services 

particuliers. Les mimes exemptions s'appliquent au poste consulaire. 

2. L'exemption des imp6ts et taxes mentionn6s au paragraphe I ne 

s'applique pas : 

a) Aux imp6ts et taxes qui, en vertu des lois et riglements de I'Etat de r6sidence, 

sont payables par la personne qui a pass6 un march6 avec I'Etat d'envoi ou 

avec celle agissant en son nom, 

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b) Aux imphts indirects d'une nature telle qu'ils sont normalement incorpor~s 

dans le prix des marchandises ou des services. 

3. Les fonctionnaires consulaires et les employ~s consulaires autres que les 

membres du personnel, ainsi que les membres de leur famille vivant ,i leur foyer, 

s'ils sont ressortissants de I'Etat d'envoi, sont exempts de tous imp6ts et taxes, 

personnels ou reels, nationaux, r~gionaux et communaux, i l'exception: 

a) Des imphts indirects d'une nature telle qu'ils sont normalement incorpor~s 

dans le prix des marchandises ou des services; 

b) Des imphts et taxes sur les biens immeubles priv~s situ~s sur le territoire de 

I'Etat de r6sidence, sous r6serve des dispositions des paragraphes I et 2 du 

present article , 

c) Des droits de succession et de mutation pergus par I'Etat de residence, sous 

reserve des dispositions de l'article 22 de la pr~sente Convention; 

d) Des imp6ts et taxes sur les revenus priv~s, qui ont leur source dans I'Etat de 

r6sidence, et de toute autre taxe de caract~re comparable; 

e) Des droits d'enregistrement, de greffe, d'hypothique et de timbre, sous 

r6serve des dispositions des paragraphes I et 2 du pr6sent article; 

f) Des imp6ts et taxes pergus en r6mun6ration de services particuliers rendus. 

4. Les membres du personnel de service sont exempts des imp6ts et taxes 

sur les salaires qu'ils regoivent du fait de leurs services. 

5. Les fonctionnaires consulaires et les employ6s consulaires qui ont ,i leur 

service des personnes dont les traitements et salaires ne sont pas exempts de 

l'imp6t sur le revenu ou d'autres taxes analogues dans I'Etat de r6sidence doivent 

observer les obligations que les lois et r~glements de I'Etat de residence imposent 

A l'employeur concernant la perception de ces imp6ts et taxes, y compris les lois 

et riglements en mati~re de s6curit6 sociale. 

Article 21. I. Suivant les dispositions 16gislatives et r6glementaires qu'il 

peut adopter, et sur la base de la r6ciprocit6, I'Etat de r6sidence autorise 1'entr6e 

et accorde l'exemption de tous droits de douane, taxes et autres redevances 

connexes autres que frais d'entrep6t, de transport et frais aff6rents ai des services 

analogues, pour: 

a) Les objets destin6s ,i l'usage officiel du poste consulaire; 

b) Les objets destin6s A l'usage personnel du fonctionnaire consulaire et des 

membres de sa famille vivant aL son foyer, y compris une automobile. Les 

articles de consommation ne doivent pas d6passer les quantit6s n6cessaires 

pour leur utilisation directe par les intress6s. 

2. Les employ6s consulaires qui sont ressortissants de I'Etat d'envoi et les 

membres de leur famille vivant ,a leur foyer b6n6ficient des exemptions pour ce 

qui est des objets (A l'exception des automobiles) mentionn6s A I'alin6a b du 

paragraphe I du pr6sent article import6s lors de leur premiere installation, 

conform6ment aux r~glements applicables aux bagages dans I'Etat de residence. 

3. Les bagages personnels accompagn6s des fonctionnaires consulaires et 

des membres de leur famille vivant aL leur foyer sont exempt6s de la visite 

douanire. Ils ne peuvent tre soumis A la visite que s'il y a de s6rieuses raisons de 

supposer qu'ils contiennent des objets autres que ceux mentionn6s a l'alin6a b du 

paragraphe I du pr6sent article ou des objets dont l'importation ou ['exportation 

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est interdite par les lois et r~glements de I'Etat de residence ou soumise A ses lois 

et rglements de quarantaine. Cette visite ne peut avoir lieu qu'en pr6sence du 

fonctionnaire consulaire ou d'un membre de sa famille. 

Article 22. En cas de d6c~s d'un fonctionnaire consulaire, d'un employ6 

consulaire ou d'un membre de sa famille qui vivait A son foyer, l'Etat de residence 

est tenu: 

a) De permettre I'exportation en franchise de droits des biens meubles du d6funt, 

A l'exception de ceux qui ont t6 acquis dans I'Etat de r6sidence et qui font 

I'objet d'une prohibition d'exportation au moment du d6cis; 

b) De ne pas pr6lever de droits nationaux, r6gionaux ou communaux de 

succession ni de mutation sur les biens meubles dont la pr6sence dans I'Etat de 

r6sidence 6tait due uniquement A la prdsence dans cet Etat du d6funt en tant 

que fonctionnaire consulaire, employ6 consulaire ou membre de leur famille. 

Article 23. 1. Toutes les personnes qui b6n6ficient de privileges et 

d'immunit6s en application de la pr6sente Convention sont tenues, sans pr6judice 

de leurs privilges et immunit6s, de se conformer aux lois et r~glements de I'Etat 

de r6sidence, y compris les lois et rfglements sur la circulation et I'assurance des 

v6hicules automobiles. Elles ont aussi le devoir de ne pas s'ing6rer dans les 

affaires int6rieures de cet Etat. 

2. Les locaux consulaires ne peuvent 6tre utilis6s d'une maniore 

incompatible avec I'exercice des fonctions consulaires. 

Article 24. Sous r6serve des lois et rfglements de I'Etat de r6sidence 

relatifs aux zones dont I'accZs est interdit ou r6glement6 pour des raisons de 

s6curit6 nationale, les fonctionnaires consulaires et les employ6s consulaires sont 

autoris6s A circuler librement dans les limites de la circonscription consulaire. 

Article 25. Les privilges, immunit6s et exemptions pr6vus dans le 

pr6sent titre ne s'appliquent pas A un employ6 consulaire, ou A un membre de la 

famille d'un fonctionnaire consulaire ou d'un employ6 consulaire vivant At son 

foyer, s'il s'agit d'un ressortissant de I'Etat de r6sidence ou d'une personne 

r6sidant en permanence dans I'Etat de r6sidence. Toutefois, I'Etat de r6sidence 

doit exercer sa juridiation sur ces personnes de faqon a ne pas entraver d'une 

mani~re excessive I'exercice des fonctions du poste consulaire. 

TITRE iv. FONCTIONS CONSULAIRES 

Article 26. 1. Le fonctionnaire consulaire a le droit d'exercer les fonctions 

indiqu6es dans le pr6sent titre dans les limites de la circonscription consulaire. 

Au-delA des limites de cette circonscription, il peut exercer d'autres fonctions 

consulaires si elles ne sont pas interdites par les lois et rfglements de I'Etat de 

r6sidence. 

2. Dans I'accomplissement de ses fonctions, le fonctionnaire consulaire peut 

s'adresser aux autorit6s comp6tentes, par 6crit ou oralement, dans les limites de la 

circonscription consulaire, y compris les autorit6s centrales comp6tentes de I'Etat 

de r6sidence dans la mesure oO il y est autoris6 par les lois, r~glements et usages 

de I'Etat de r6sidence. 

3. Un fonctionnaire consulaire ne peut exercer ses fonctions au-del] des 

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Article 27. Dans les limites de sa circonscription consulaire, un fonctionnaire 

consulaire est habilitd A: 

a) Defendre les droits et les int~rets de I'Etat d'envoi, ainsi que ses 

ressortissants, y compris les personnes morales; 

b) Favoriser le d~veloppement des relations commerciales, 6conomiques, 

culturelles et scientifiques, ainsi que du tourisme entre I'Etat d'envoi et I'Etat 

de r6sidence ; 

c) Favoriser par tout autre moyen le d~veloppement des relations amicales entre 

les deux Etats conform~ment aux dispositions de ]a pr~sente Convention. 

Article 28. 1. Dans les limites de sa circonscription consulaire, le 

fonctionnaire consulaire est habilit6 A: 

a) Immatriculer les ressortissants de I'Etat d'envoi; 

b) Recevoir toutes declarations et tous documents sur les questions de 

nationalit6 ; 

c) Enregistrer et recevoir toutes notifications et tous documents concernant la 

naissance ou le d~c~s des ressortissants de I'Etat d'envoi; 

d) Sous reserve de la l6gislation de I'Etat de residence, enregistrer les mariages et 

les divorces conform~ment "i ]a lgislation de I'Etat d'envoi, lorsque les 6poux 

sont tous deux ressortissants de l'Etat d'envoi; 

e) Recevoir toutes dclarations concernant la situation de famille des 

ressortissants de I'Etat d'envoi, conform~ment la l6gislation de I'Etat 

d'envoi. 

2. Le fonctionnaire consulaire informe les autorit~s comp~tentes de I'Etat de 

residence des actes d'6tat civil accomplis au poste consulaire, conform~ment aux 

alin~as c et d du paragraphe I du present article, lorsque les lois et r~glements de 

I'Etat de residence exigent que ces informations soient communiqu~es. 

3. Les dispositions des alin~as c et d du paragraphe I du present article ne 

dispensent pas les int~ress~s de l'obligation d'accomplir les formalit6s pr(vues 

par les lois et r~glements de I'Etat de residence. 

Article 29. Le fonctionnaire consulaire est habilit6 A: 

a) D6livrer des passeports aux ressortissants de I'Etat d'envoi, d~livrer des 

documents de voyage, les proroger, renouveler ou annuler et faire toutes 

autres operations y relatives; 

b) D6ivrer des visas d'entrde, de sortie et de transit ou tous autres documents y 

relatifs, et les proroger, renouveler ou annuler. 

Article 30. 1. Le fonctionnaire consulaire ale droit d'effectuer les operations 

suivantes au poste consulaire et A sa residence: 

a) Recevoir, 6tablir et authentifier les demandes ou declarations des ressortissants 

de I'Etat d'envoi, et leur d~livrer les documents appropri~s; 

b) Etablir, certifier et recevoir en d~p6t des testaments des ressortissants de 

I'Etat d'envoi ; 

c) Etablir ou authentifier des transactions conclues entre des ressortissants de 

I'Etat d'envoi, A condition que les lois et riglements de I'Etat de residence ne 

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des transactions relatives A I'institution ou au transfert de droits relatifs A des 

biens immobiliers situ~s sur le territoire de I'Etat de rdsidence; 

d) Etablir ou authentifier des transactions conclues entre des ressortissants de 

I'Etat d'envoi et des ressortissants de I'Etat de residence, lorsque ces 

transactions concernent exclusivement des biens et des droits situ~s sur le 

territoire de I'Etat d'envoi ou lorsqu'elles doivent itre ex~cut~es sur le 

territoire de cet Etat, A la condition que les transactions en question ne portent 

pas atteinte A ]a I-gislation de l'Etat de residence; 

e) Lgaliser les documents d~livr~s par des autorit~s ou des fonctionnaires de 

I'Etat d'envoi ou de I'Etat de residence, et certifier les copies, traductions et 

extraits de ces documents; 

f) Certifier la signature de ressortissants de I'Etat d'envoi sur les documents de 

toute nature, A condition que la teneur de ces documents ne porte pas atteinte 

aux lois et r~glements de I'Etat de residence; 

g) Recevoir en d~p6t des biens et des documents de ressortissants de I'Etat 

d'envoi ou en leur nom, A condition que ce d(p6t ne porte pas atteinte aux lois 

et r~glements de I'Etat de residence, 6tant entendu que le transfert de ces biens 

ou documents hors de I'Etat de residence ne se fera qu'avec le consentement 

de celui-ci ; 

h) Faire toute autre operation relevant des attributions du fonctionnaire 

consulaire, A condition qu'elle ne porte pas atteinte aux lois et riglements de 

I'Etat de residence. 

2. Si l'une quelconque des operations ci-dessus 6num~r~es est accomplie a la 

r6sidence d'un ressortissant de I'Etat d'envoi, ou a bord d'un navire ou d'un 

a~ronef battant pavilion de son Etat quand ledit navire ou a~ronef est A I'ext~rieur 

des limites g~ographiques de la circonscription consulaire en cause, le 

consentement de I'Etat de residence est n~cessaire. 

Article 31. Les documents 6tablis, certifies ou traduits par le fonctionnaire 

consulaire de I'Etat d'envoi conform~ment A I'article 30 sont consid~r~s dans 

I'Etat de residence comme des documents ayant la meme valeur juridique et la 

m~me force probante que s'ils avaient 6t6 6tablis, certifies ou traduits par les 

autoritds et les institutions comptentes de cet Etat. 

Article 32. 1. Les autorit6s comp~tentes de I'Etat de residence informent 

le poste consulaire du d~c!s d'un ressortissant de I'Etat d'envoi et lui 

communiquent aussi tous renseignements sur les biens successoraux, les 

repr~sentants 16gaux, les hritiers et toutes les personnes pouvant pr~tendre 

l6galement A son hritage, ainsi que sur l'existence d'un testament, si ces 

renseignements leur sont connus. 

2. Les autorit~s comptentes de I'Etat de residence informent sur demande 

le poste consulaire de l'ouverture d'une succession dans I'Etat de residence, 

lorsque I'hritier ou la personne qui semble pouvoir pr~tendre l~galement Ai 

I'hritage est un ressortissant de I'Etat d'envoi, si ces renseignements leur sont 

connus. 

Article 33. Dans les limites de sa circonscription consulaire, le fonctionnaire 

consulaire est habilit6 A representer les ressortissants de I'Etat d'envoi, A 

l'exception de ceux qui sont residents permanents de I'Etat de residence, devant 

les autorit~s dudit Etat si ces ressortissants ne sont pas en mesure de d~fendre 

leurs droits et int~rets du fait de leur absence ou pour toute autre raison valable. 



Cette representation prend fin seulement quand les personnes int6ress~es font 

choix d'un avocat ou assument par un autre moyen la defense de leurs propres 

intgr~ts et droits. Le present article n'habilite en aucune fagon le fonctionnaire 

consulaire A plaider ou A intervenir devant un tribunal sans une procuration de 

I'avocat de la partie concernge. 

Article 34. 1. Dans les limites de la circonscription consulaire, le 

fonctionnaire consulaire a le droit de communiquer et d'avoir des entrevues avec 

tout ressortissant de I'Etat d'envoi, de le conseiller et de lui preter toute 

assistance, et notamment de lui procurer une assistance judiciaire en cas de 

n6cessit6. 

2. L'Etat de residence ne limitera en aucune mani~re les contacts des 

ressortissants de I'Etat d'envoi avec leur poste consulaire. 

3. Les autorit6s competentes de I'Etat de r6sidence informent sans tarder la 

mission diplomatique ou le poste consulaire de I'Etat d'envoi de I'arrestation ou 

de la d6tention d'un ressortissant de I'Etat d'envoi. 

4. Le fonctionnaire consulaire a le droit de rendre visite sans tarder A tout 

ressortissant de I'Etat d'envoi qui a 6t6 arr~t ou dgtenu ou purge une peine de 

prison et d'entrer et de rester en contact avec lui. 

5. Les droits prgvus au paragraphe 4 doivent tre exerc6s conform6ment aux 

lois et riglements de I'Etat de r6sidence, A condition toutefois que lesdites lois et 

lesdits r~glements n'annulent pas ces droits. 

Article 35. 1. Le fonctionnaire consulaire peut prter I'assistance n6cessaire 

A un navire de I'Etat d'envoi qui se trouve dans l'un des ports de IFEtat de 

residence, dans ses eaux territoriales ou intgrieures. 

2. Le fonctionnaire consulaire peut se rendre i bord du navire, aussit6t que 

celui-ci a W admis A entrer librement en contact avec la terre, et le capitaine du 

navire et les membres de I'6quipage peuvent communiquer avec le fonctionnaire 

consulaire. 

3. Le fonctionnaire consulaire peut entrer en relation avec les autoritds 

compgtentes de I'Etat de r6sidence pour les questions ayant trait A I'exgcution de 

ses fonctions au titre du present article. 

Article 36. Dans les limites de la circonscription consulaire, le fonctionnaire 

consulaire: 

a) Sans porter atteinte aux droits des autorit6s de I'Etat de r6sidence, est habilit6 A 

faire des enquites sur tout incident survenu pendant la travers6e et pendant le 

mouillage d'un navire de I'Etat d'envoi dans des ports, A interroger le capitaine 

et tout membre de l'6quipage du navire, A v6rifier les documents de bord, A 

recevoir des d6clarations concernant la navigation et le lieu de destination du 

navire, et A faciliter I'entr6e et ia sortie ainsi que le s6jour du navire dans le 

port ; 

b) Sans porter atteinte aux droits des autorit6s de I'Etat de r6sidence, est habilite 

A r6gler tout diff6rend entre le capitaine et tout membre de 1"6quipage, y 

compris les diff6rends concernant le salaire et le contrat d'engagement, dans la 

mesure ob une telle intervention est pr6vue par les lois et r glements de I'Etat 

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c) Est habilit6 A recevoir, 6tablir ou certifier toute d6claration ou tout autre 

document pr6vu par les lois et r~glements de I'Etat d'envoi en ce qui concerne 

les navires ; 

d) Est habilit6 A prendre des mesures pour faire hospitaliser et rapatrier le 

capitaine ou tout membre de 1'6quipage du navire; 

e) Est habilit6 A d6livrer un certificat temporaire attestant le droit de naviguer 

sous le pavilion de I'Etat d'envoi pour tout navire qui vient d'etre acquis ou 

construit. 

Article 37. I. Au cas obi les tribunaux ou d'autres autorit6s comp6tentes de 

I'Etat de r6sidence auraient l'intention d'effectuer des actes de contrainte ou 

d'entreprendre une enqute officielle A bord d'un navire de I'Etat d'envoi, les 

autoritds comp6tentes de I'Etat de r6sidence en informeraient le poste consulaire. 

Dans toute ]a mesure du possible, cette notification doit 4tre faite avant qu'il soit 

proc6d6 A de tels actes, afin qu'un fonctionnaire consulaire ou son repr6sentant 

puisse y assister. Si le fonctionnaire consulaire ou son repr6sentant n'6tait pas 

pr6sent, les autorit6s comp6tentes de I'Etat de r6sidence communiqueraient sur 

demande au poste consulaire un rapport complet sur les actes accomplis. 

2. Les dispositions du paragraphe I du pr6sent article sont 6galement 

applicables au cas o6 le capitaine ou tout membre de 1'6quipage du navire doit Etre 

interrog6 i terre par les autorit6s comptentes de l'Etat de r6sidence. 

3. Toutefois, les dispositions du prdsent article ne sont applicables ni aux 

formalitds habituelles de contr6le des passeports et de contr6le sanitaire et 

douanier, ni aux actes accomplis At la demande ou avec le consentement du 

capitaine. 

Article 38. 1. Si un navire de I'Etat d'envoi fait naufrage, 6choue ou est 

rejet6 sur la rive, ou s'il subit toute autre avarie A l'int~rieur des limites 

territoriales de I'Etat de r6sidence, ou si un objet quelconque faisant partie de 1a 

cargaison d'un navire ayant subi une avarie et dont le propri6taire est un 

ressortissant de I'Etat d'envoi est trouv6 sur la c6te ou A proximit6 de la c6te de 

I'Etat de rdsidence ou amen6 dans un port de cet Etat, les autorit6s comp6tentes 

de I'Etat de r6sidence en informent le plus t6t possible ie fonctionnaire consulaire. 

Elles lui font 6galement connaitre les mesures qui ont W prises pour sauver les 

personnes, le navire, la cargaison et tout autre bien se trouvant A bord du navire, 

ainsi que les objets appartenant au navire ou faisant partie de la cargaison qui se 

sont d6tachds du navire. 

2. Le fonctionnaire consulaire peut apporter toute aide au navire qui a subi 

une avarie, aux membres de 1"6quipage et aux passagers. A cette fin, il peut 

demander le concours des autorit6s comp6tentes de 'Etat de r6sidence. Le 

fonctionnaire consulaire peut prendre des mesures concernant la remise en 6tat du 

navire, ou peut s'adresser aux autorit6s comp6tentes pour leur demander de 

prendre de telles mesures ou d'en continuer 1'ex6cution. 

3. Aucun droit de douane ne sera perqu sur un navire ayant fait naufrage, sur 

sa cargaison ou sur ses approvisionnements sur le territoire de I'Etat de r6sidence, 

A moins qu'ils ne soient destin6s A itre utifis6s sur ledit territoire. 

4. Lorsqu'un navire de I'Etat d'envoi ayant subi une avarie ou tout autre 

objet appartenant At ce navire est trouv6 sur ]a c6te ou A proximit6 de la cote de 

I'Etat de r6sidence ou amen6 dans un port de cet Etat et que ni le capitaine du 

navire, nile propri6taire, ni son repr6sentant, ni les assureurs responsables n'ont 

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la possibilit6 de prendre des mesures pour assurer la conservation du navire ou 

dudit objet ou pour en disposer, le chef du poste consulaire ou son repr6sentant 

est habilit6 A prendre au nom du propri6taire du navire les mesures que le 

propri6taire lui-m~me aurait pu prendre At ces fins, conform6ment aux lois et 

riglements de I'Etat de residence. 

Les dispositions du pr6sent paragraphe sont 6galement applicables "A tout 

objet faisant partie de la cargaison d'un navire de I'Etat d'envoi et appartenant A 

un ressortissant ou A une personne morale de cet Etat. 

5. Lorsqu'un objet quelconque faisant partie de la cargaison d'un navire de 

I'Etat de r6sidence ou d'un Etat tiers ayant subi une avarie appartient A un 

ressortissant ou A une personne morale de I'Etat d'envoi et est trouv6 sur la cfte 

ou A proximit6 de la c6te de I'Etat de r6sidence ou amen6 dans un port de cet Etat 

et que ni le capitaine du navire, ni le propri6taire de l'objet en question, ni son 

reprgsentant, ni les reprdsentants de la compagnie d'assurances n'ont la 

possibilit6 de prendre des mesures au nom du proprigtaire pour assurer la 

conservation dudit objet ou pour en disposer, le chef du poste consulaire ou son 

reprgsentant est habilit6 A prendre au nom du proprigtaire les mesures que le 

propri6taire lui-meme aurait pu prendre A ces fins, conform6mnent aux lois et 

reglements de I'Etat de residence. 

Article 39. Les dispositions des articles 35 "A 38 sont applicables, inutatis 

mutandis, aux agronefs civils. 

TITRE V. DISPOSITIONS FINALES 

Article 40. I. La prgsente Convention sera soumise A ratification et entrera 

en vigueur le trentii~me jour suivant 1"6change des instruments de ratification, qui 

aura lieu A Moscou dans le plus bref dglai. 

2. La pr6sente Convention restera en vigueur pour une pgriode de cinq ans et 

pourra etre prorog6e de cinq ans, A moins que l'une des Parties ne fasse connaitre 

par 6crit A I'autre Partie son intention de la d6noncer six mois apr~s la date de 

cette ratification. 

EN FOI DE QUOI les pl6nipotentiaires des Parties contractantes ont sign6 la 

prdsente Convention et y ont appos6 leur sceau. 

FAIT A New Delhi le 29 novembre 1973, en double exemplaire, chacun en 

russe, en hindi et en anglais, tous les textes faisant 6galement foi. 

Pour le Gouvernement Pour le Gouvernement 

de 'Union des R6publiques de la R6publique de I'Inde: 

socialistes sovigtiques: 

[ Sign ] [ Sign ] 

A. A. GROMYKO SWARAN SINGH 

Ministre des affaires dtrangires Ministre des affaires trang~res 


1976

No. 15038 


and 

POLAND 

Agreement on the reciprocal protection of copyright. Signed 

at Warsaw on 4 October 1974 

Authentic text: Russian and Polish. 



SOVIIETIQUES 

et 

POLOGNE 

Accord relatif i la protection r6ciproque du droit d'auteur. 

Sign6 a Varsovie le 4 octobre 1974 

Textes authentiques : russe et polonais. 

Enregistr6 par l'Union des R~publiques socialistes sovigtiques le 5 octobre 

1976. 


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[POLISH TEXT-TEXTE POLONAISI 

POROZUMIENIE MIFDZY RZ4DEM ZWI4ZKU SOCJALISTYCZ- 

NYCH REPUBLIK RADZIECKICH A RZ4DEM POLSKIEJ 

RZECZYPOSPOLITEJ LUDOWEJ 0 WZAJEMNEJ OCHRONIE 

PRAW AUTORSKICH 

Rzad Zwizku Socjalistycznych Republik Radzieckich i Rzjd Polskiej 

Rzeczypospolitej Ludowej 

kierujc siq d,,eniem do dalszego rozszerzenia wsp6lpracy w zakresie 

wzajemnej wymiany osiagniqd kultury poprzez wykorzystywanie dzief literackich, 

naukowych i artystycznych, 

uznajc potrzeb4 ustalania trybu i warunk6w wzajemnej ochrony praw 

autorskich, 

postanowily zawrze6 niniejsze Porozumienie i w tym celu wyznaczyfy 

swoich upelnomocnionych Przedstawicieli: 

Rzjd Zwiazku Socjalistycznych Republik Radzieckich-Borisa Dmitrijewicza 

Pankina-Przewodniczcego Zarzjdu Wszechzwiazkowej Agencji Autorskich 

Praw 

Rzad Polskiej Rzeczypospolitej Ludowej-J6zefa Tejchm4;-Ministra Kulturyi 

Sztuki, 

kt6rzy po wymianie petnomocnictw, uznanych za dobre, uzgodnili, co nast4puje: 

Artykul I. Kaida z Umawiajacych sit Stron: 

I. popiera wydawanie utwor6w literackich, naukowych i artystycznych stworzonych 

przez obywateli drugiej Umawiajacej siq Strony; 

2. popiera waczanie utwor6w dramatycznych, muzyczno-dramatycznych, 

muzycznych i choreograficznych, stworzonych przez obywateli drugiej 

Umawiajcej siv Strony do repertuar6w teatr6w, orkiestr, zespot6w 

muzycznych i solist6w swojego kraju. 

Artykul I. Kazda z Umawiajcych siq Stron chroni prawa autorskie 

obywateli i jednostek organizacyjnych drugiej Umawiajacej sig Strony oraz os6b 

majacych na ich terytorium stale miejsce zamieszkania i ich nastqpc6w prawnych 

do utwor6w literackich, naukowych i artystycznych niezaleinie od miejsca 

pierwszego ich udostipnienia publicznie, a tak±e prawa autorskie obywateli 

innych pafistw i ich nasttpc6w prawnych w odniesieniu do utwor6w po raz 

pierwszy udost4pnionych publicznie na terytorium Zwi4zku Socjalistycznych 

Republik Radzieckich lub Polskiej Rzeczypospolitej Ludowej i zapewnia na 

swoim terytorium ochronq tych praw na zasadach i warunkach przewidzianych 

przez ustawodawstwo wewnitrzne dla utwor6w wiasnych obywateli. 

Wydanie nie udost4pnionych publicznie utwor6w na terytorium obu 

Umawiajcych sio Stron r6wnoczegnie, ich udostqpnienie publicznie po raz 

pierwszy na terytorium drugiej Umawiaj 4cej siq Strony, a takie rozpowszechni- 



anie na terytorium innych pafistw utwor6w jednej z Umawiajilcych siq Stron 

przez jednostki orgafizacyjne drugiej Umawiajacej siq Strony moze byd 

dokonywane na podstawie porozumienia wtagciwych jednostek organizacyinych 

obu Umawiaj4cych sio Stron. 

Artykul III. Ochrona praw autorskich dokonywana jest w okresie 

ustalonym przez ustawodawstwo wewnqtrzne kazdej z Umawiaj4cych siq Stron. 

Jednakze Umawiaj4ca siq Strona nie ma obowi;,zku zapewnienia utworom 

ochrony prawnej w okresie dluiszym, nii przewiduje to ustawodawstwo 

wewnitrzne drugiej Umawiaja4cej sip Strony. 

Artykul IV. Opodatkowanie wynagrodzenia autorskiego, wyplacanego na 

podstawie niniejszego Porozumienia, nastqpuje wyl'4cznie w kraju stalego 

miejsca zamieszkania autora. 

Artykul V. Rozliczenie wynagrodzeti autorskich nastipuje w walucie tej 

Umawiaja4cej siq Strony, na terytorium kt6rej utw6r zostat wykorzystany, 

zgodnie z zasadami przewidzianymi dla rozliczeti z tytulu pfatnogci niehandlowych. 

Artykul VI. Wykonanie niniejszego Porozumienia powierza si4 wtagciwym 

jednostkom organizacyjnym obu Umawiajacych sio Stron, powolanym do 

ochrony praw autorskich, kt6re zawieraja miqdzy sob4 porozumienia wykonawcze, 

regulujace caloksztatt spraw zwi~zanych z realizacj4 ochrony praw 

autorskich na terytorium obu Umawiajacych siq Stron, a w szczeg61nogci 

dotycz~ce trybu przenoszenia praw do wykorzystywania chronionych niniejszym 

Porozumieniem utwor6w, udzielania autorom pomocy w zakresie ochrony ich 

praw autorskich, wyplaty nale±nych autorom wynagrodzefi i systemu wzajemnych 

rozliczeti, oraz inne problemy wynikajqce z niniejszego Porozumienia. 

Artykuf VII. Umawiaj~ce siq Strony zobowilzuja4 siq do wzajemnego 

pelnego poszanowania i przestrzegania obowi4zuj4cych w Zwiazku Socjalistycznych 

Republik Radzieckich przepis6w, kt6re dotycz4 wykonywania niniejszego 

Porozumienia. 

Artykul VIII. Niniejsze Porozumienie dotyczy wykorzystywania utwor6w 

wymienionych w artykulach I i II, co do kt6rych w chwili ich wykorzystywania 

nie uplynqly jeszcze terminy okreglone w artykule II!. 

Artykuf IX. Porozumienie niniejsze nie narusza praw i obowiazk6w 

Umawiajacych siq Stron wynikajzcych z innych zobowizlzani migdzynarodowych. 

Artykul X. Kazda z Umawiajacych siq Stron ma prawo przedstawiania 

propozycji zmian badi uzupelniei niniejszego Porozumienia. 

Artykul XI. Niniejsze Porozumienie zostaje zawarte na okres trzech lat. 

Ulega ono automatycznemu przedluianiu na dalsze okresy trzyletnie, jezeli jedna 

z Umawiajcych si4 Stron nie wypowie go w drodze notyfikacji na sze96 miesi~cy 

przed uplywem danego okresu. 

Artykul XII. Niniejsze Porozumienie podlega przyjqciu zgodnie z prawem 

kazdej z Umawiajacych siq Stron. 

Porozumienie wejdzie w iycie z dniem I stycznia roku, kt6ry nast4pi po 

wymianie przez Umawiaj~ce si4 Strony not stwierdzaj;4cych to przyjqcie. 

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POROZUMIENIE SPORZ4DZONO w Warszawie dnia 4 paidziernika 1974 roku w 

dw6ch egzemplarzach kaidy w jqzykach rosyjskim i polskim, przy czym obydwa 

teksty posiadajq jednakow4 moc. 

[Signed- Signi] 

BORIS PANKIN 

Przewodniczqcy Zarzadu 

Wszechzwiazkowej Agencji 

Autorskich Praw 

[Signed - Sign6] 

JOZEF TEJCHMA 

Minister Kultury i Sztuki 

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[TRANSLATION -TRADUCTION I 



MENT OF THE POLISH PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC ON THE 

RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF COPYRIGHT 


Government of the Polish People's Republic, 

Moved by the desire further to extend co-operation in the sphere of the 

exchange of cultural values through the use of scientific, literary and artistic 

works, 

Recognizing the need to determine the procedure and conditions for the 

reciprocal protection of copyright, 

Have decided to conclude this Agreement and have appointed for this 

purpose as their plenipotentiaries: 

The Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: Boris Dmitrievich 

Pankin, Chairman of the Board of the All-Union Copyright Agency, 

The Government of the Polish People's Republic: Jozef Tejchma, Minister of 

Culture and Art of the Polish People's Republic, 



Article 1. Each Contracting Party shall: 

I. encourage the publication of scientific, literary and artistic works produced by 

nationals of the other Contracting Party; 

2. encourage the -inclusion of dramatic, musical/dramatic, musical and choreographic 

works produced by nationals of the other Contracting Party in the 

repertories of the theatres, orchestras, musical ensembles and soloists of its 

own country. 

Article 1I. Each Contracting Party shall recognize the copyright enjoyed by 

nationals and organizations of the other Contracting Party and their successors in 

scientific, literary and artistic works, regardless of the place of their first 

publication, and also the copyright of nationals of third countries and their 

successors in works which first appeared in the territory of the Union of Soviet 

Socialist Republics or of the Polish People's Republic, and shall ensure the 

protection of such copyright in its territory on the same basis and in the same 

conditions as are established by its legislation for its own nationals. 

Unpublished works may be published simultaneously in the two countries, 

and may also be published for the first time in the territory of the other 

Contracting Party, and works by authors of one Contracting Party may be 

distributed in third countries by organizations of the other Contracting Party, by 

arrangement between the competent organizations of the two Contracting Parties. 

Came into force on I January 1975. i. e. on the first day of January of the year following the year in which the 

Contracting Parties exchanged notes confirming its approval, in accordance with article XII. 

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Article III. Copyright shall be protected for the period established by the 

domestic legislation of each of the Contracting Parties; neither Contracting Party, 

however, is obliged to protect a work for a longer period than the period of 

protection established under the legislation of the other Contracting Party. 

Article IV. The royalties payable under this Agreement shall be taxed only 

in the country in which the author permanently resides. 

Article V. The royalties shall be calculated in the currency of the State in 

whose territory the work was used, on the basis of the procedure established for 

calculating non-commercial payments. 

Article VI. The practical implementation of this Agreement shall be the 

responsibility of the competent organizations of the two Contracting Parties 

dealing with the protection of copyright, which shall conclude a Working 

Agreement regulating all questions linked with the protection of copyright in the 

territory of each of the Contracting Parties and, in particular, the procedure for 

granting rights to use works protected under this Agreement, the assistance to be 

afforded to authors in protecting their copyright, the procedure for paying the 

royalties due to authors, the system of reciprocal payments, and other questions 

arising from this Agreement. 

Article VII. The Contracting Parties jointly undertake to respect and 

strictly comply with normative provisions in force in the Union of Soviet Socialist 

Republics and in the Polish People's Republic concerning the procedure for the 

practical implementation of this Agreement. 

Article VIII. This Agreement shall apply to the use, after the entry into 

force of the Agreement, of the works indicated in articles I and II in relation to 

which the periods envisaged in article III have not yet expired. 

Article IX. This Agreement shall not affect the rights and obligations of the 

Contracting Parties under other international agreements. 

Article X. This Agreement may be altered and supplemented by agreement 

between the Parties on the proposal of either of them. 

Article XI. This Agreement is concluded for a period of three years. 

This Agreement shall be automatically extended for successive three-year 

periods, unless one of the Contracting Parties denounces the Agreement at least 

six months before the expiry of the current three-year period. 

Article XII. This Agreement is subject to approval in conformity with the 

legislation of each of the Contracting Parties. 

The Agreement shall enter into force on the first day of January of the year 

following the year in which the Contracting Parties exchange notes confirming its 

approval. 

DONE at Warsaw on 4 October 1974 in duplicate in the Russian and Polish 

languages, both texts being equally authentic. 

[Signed] [Signed] 

B. D. PANKIN J6ZEF TEJCHMA 

Chairman of the Board Minister of Culture and Art 

of the All-Union Copyright of the Polish People's Republic 

Agency 

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ITRADUCTION -TRANSLATION I 


REPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES SOVIETIQUES ET LE 

GOUVERNEMENT DE LA REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE DE 

POLOGNE RELATIF A LA PROTECTION RECIPROQUE DU 

DROIT D'AUTEUR 

Le Gouvernement de I'Union des R~publiques socialistes sovi~tiques et le 

Gouvernement de la Rpublique populaire de Pologne, 

Anim~s du d~sir de promouvoir entre eux une plus large cooperation en 

matire d'6changes culturels par l'exploitation des (euvres scientifiques, 

litt~raires et artistiques, 

Conscients de la ncessit6 de d6finir les conditions et modalit~s de la 

protection r~ciproque du droit d'auteur, 

Ont d~cid6 de conclure le present Accord et ont, k cette fin, d~sign6 pour 

leurs plnipotentiaires: 

Le Gouvernement de l'Union des R6publiques socialistes sovi6tiques: Boris 

Dimitrievitch Pankin, Pr6sident du Conseil d'administration de I'Agence 

sovi~tique des droits d'auteur, 

LeGouvernement de la Rpublique populaire de Pologne : J6zef Tejchma, 

Ministre de [a culture et des arts de la R6publique populaire de Pologne, 

lesquels, apr~s s'tre communiqu6 leurs pouvoirs, reconnus en bonne et due 

forme, sont convenus de ce qui suit: 

Article premier. Chaque Partie contractante: 

I. Encouragera la publication des (ruvtes scientifiques, liftraires et artistiques 

des ressortissants de I'autre Partie contractante; 

2. Encouragera l'inscription des oeuvres dramatiques, lyriques, musicales et 

chor~graphiques des ressortissants de I'autre Partie contractante au r6pertoire 

des th~itres, orchestres, groupes musicaux et solistes de son pays. 

Article I1. Chaque Partie contractante reconnait le droit d'auteur des 

ressortissants et des organisations de I'autre Partie contractante, ainsi que des 

h6ritiers desdits ressortissants, sur les ceuvres scientifiques, littraires et 

artistiques, quel que soit le lieu de leur premiere publication, ainsi que le droit 

d'auteur des ressortissants de pays tiers et de leurs h6ritiers sur les oeuvres 

publi~es pour la premiere fois sur le territoire de l'Union des Rpubliques 

socialistes sovi~tiques ou de la R6publique populaire de Pologne et en garantit la 

protection sur son territoire dans les m~mes conditions que celles pr~vues par sa 

16gislation nationale pour ses propres ressortissants. 

La publication simultan6e d'ruvres in~dites dans chacun des deux pays, de 

m~me que leur premiere publication sur le territoire de I'autre Partie contractante, 

Entr6 en vigueur Ic I- janvier 1975. soil le 1- janvier de FIannc qui a Suvi cello oC0 Ie, Parties contractante 

et nt notifi6 %a ratification, confornmtment ' I'article XII. 



et la diffusion dans des pays tiers des (ruvres d'auteurs d'une Partie contractante 

par des organisations de I'autre Partie contractante pourront s'effectuer 

moyennant accord entre les organismes comp~tents correspondants des deux pays. 

Article 111. La protection des droits d'auteur est assur~e pendant toute la 

durde pr~vue par la Ikgislation int~rieure de chacune des Parties contractantes, 

6tant entendu qu'une Partie contractante n'est pas tenue de garantir cette 

protection pendant une dur~e sup~rieure i celle pr~vue par lia Igislation de I'autre 

Partie. 

Article IV. Les droits d'auteur ne sont imposables, en vertu du present 

Accord, que dans le pays ob I'auteur a fix6 sa residence permanente. 

Article V. Les comptes relatifs aux droits d'auteur sont 6tablis dans la 

monnaie de I'Etat sur le territoire duquel l'(euvre a W exploit~e, conform~ment 

aux modalit~s 6tablies pour les comptes relatifs aux paiements non commerciaux. 

Article VI. La mise en (ruvre du present Accord incombe aux organismes 

charges de la protection des droits d'auteur dans chacune des Parties 

contractantes. Ces organismes concluent entre eux un accord de travail, 

r~glementant toutes les questions relatives i lia protection des droits d'auteur sur 

le territoire de I'une et de I'autre Parties contractantes, et notamment les 

modalit~s d'attribution des droits pour I'exploitation des (euvres protegees par le 

present Accord, I'assistance apporter aux ressortissants des deux Parties 

contractantes en vue de la protection de leurs droits d'auteur, les modalit~s de 

paiement des droits d'auteur dus, un systZme de rZglements compensatoires et les 

autres questions d~coulant de I'application du present Accord. 

Article VII. Les Parties contractantes s'engagent r~ciproquement Li 

respecter et i faire strictement appliquer lia Igislation en vigueur en Union des 

R~publiques socialistes sovi~tiques et dans li R~publique populaire de Pologne 

relative aux modalit~s de mise en wuvre du present Accord. 

Article VIII. Le present Accord s'applique i toute exploitation des oeuvres 

mentionn~es aux articles I et 2 qui interviendra apr~s son entree en vigueur, i 

condition que les d~lais pr~vus i I'article 3 n'aient pas expir6 au moment de 

I'exploitation. 

Article IX. Le present Accord n'affecte aucunement les droits et 

obligations incombant aux Parties contractantes en vertu d'autres accords 

internationaux. 

Article X. Le present Accord peut Etre modifi6 et complkt6 au moyen d'un 

arrangement entre les Parties, sur la proposition de l'une d'entre elles. 

Article XI. Le present Accord est conclu pour une dur~e de trois ans. 

II sera reconduit automatiquement pour de nouvelles p~riodes de trois ans, a 

moins que l'une ou I'autre des Parties contractantes ne notifie A I'autre son 

intention de le d~noncer au moins six mois avant I'expiration de la p~riode 

triennale en cours. 

Article XII. Le present Accord sera soumis a ratification conform~ment i lia 

16gislation de chacune des Parties contractantes. 

II entrera en vigueur le I" janvier de l'ann6e suivant celle obi les Parties 

contractantes se seront notifi6 la ratification. 

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FAIT a Varsovie le 4 octobre 1974, en double exemplaire en langues russe et 

polonaise, les deux textes faisant 6galement foi. 

Le Pr6sident du Conseil 

d'administration de I'Agence 

sovi6tique des droits d'auteur, 

I Sign I 

B. D. PANKIN 

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Le Ministre de ]a culture 

et des arts de la R6publique 

populaire de Pologne, 

I Sign I 

JOZEF TEJCHMA

No. 15039 


and 

COSTA RICA 

Agreement on cultural and scientific co-operation. Signed at 

San Jose on 23 December 1974 

Authentic texts: Russian and Spanish. 



SOVIETIQUES 

et 

COSTA RICA 

Accord de cooperation culturelle et scientifique. Sign6 i San 

Jose' le 23 decembre 1974 

Textes authentiques : russe et espagnol. 

Enregistr, par l'Union des Ripubliques socialistes sovigtiques le 5 octobre 

1976. 




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[SPANISH TEXT-TEXTE ESPAGNOLI 

CONVENIO DE COOPERACION CULTURAL Y CIENTiFICA 

ENTRE LA UNI6N DE REPUBLICAS SOCIALISTAS 

SOVIETICAS Y LA REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA 

El Gobierno de [a Uni6n de Rep6blicas Socialistas Sovi6ticas y el Gobierno 

de ia Rep6blica de Costa Rica: 

deseando fortalecer y desarrollar las relaciones de amistad y colaboraci6n 

que existen entre ambos paises con base en el respeto mutuo a la soberania, 

igualdad y la no intervenci6n en los asuntos internos de uno a otro; 

han decidido firmar el presente Convenio que determina los principios 

fundamentales del desarrollo de las relaciones culturales y cientificas entre ambos 

paises, y para este fin han nombrado sus respectivos Plenipotenciarios, a saber: 

el Gobierno de la Uni6n de Repfiblicas Socialistas Sovi6ticas a Vladimir 

N. Kazimirov, Embajador Extraordinario y Plenipotenciario de la URSS en 

la Reptiblica de Costa Rica, y 

el Gobierno de la Rep6blica de Costa Rica al Doctor Gonzalo G. Facio, Ministro 

de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto, y a [a Licenciada Carmen Naranjo, 

Ministra de Cultura, Juventud y Deportes. 

Articulo I. Las Partes Contratantes convienen en auspiciar y facilitar las 

relaciones entre ambos paises en la esfera de la ciencia y de las investigaciones 

cientificas. Con este fin organizarin visitas mutuas de cientificos para realizar 

trabajos de investigaci6n, intercambiar experiencias, dictar conferencias segtin 

programas coordinados, y asimismo cooperarfin en el intercambio de las 

publicaciones cientificas que representen inter6s mutuo. 

Articulo 2. Las Partes Contratantes contribuirdin al fomento de las 

relaciones entre universidades e instituciones de educaci6n superior, al 

intercambio mutuo de cientfficos, profesores, aspirantes a posgrado universitario, 

estudiantes y especialistas en las diversas ramas, que pudieren ser consideradas 

de inter6s para ambos paises, asi como al canje de publicaciones cientificas, 

pedag6gicas y culturales. 

Las Partes Contratantes convienen en reconocer mutuamente la validez de 

los estudios cursados y de los grados o titulos de estudio de nivel primario, medio 

y superior, universitario y t6cnico, otorgados a los ciudadanos de ias Partes 

Contratantes por las instituciones de educaci6n superior y otras de ambos paises, 

para continuar estudios dentro de cualquier grado, para iniciar estudios 

superiores, y para optar al ejercicio de las profesiones y funciones para las que 

dichos estudios, diplomas y titulos, habiliten. 

Las Partes Contratantes mantendrfin negociaciones con este fin y suscribirin 

el correspondiente Protocolo para la mejor ejecuci6n del presente Articulo. 

Artculo 3. Las Partes Contratantes contribuirdn al desarrollo de relaciones 

en la esfera de [a medicina y de la salud ptiblica por medio del intercambio de 

especialistas, de materiales, y de publicaciones relativas a esos campos. 

Vol 102.4. 1-15019L


Art culo 4. La contribuci6n al conocimiento mutuo de la cultura, arte y 

literatura de ambos paises ser. considerada por las Partes como uno de los fines 

mds importantes del presente Convenio. 

A este efecto las Partes: 

a) Organizarin el intercambio de grupos artisticos, solistas, mfisicos, pintores, 

escultores, escritores, periodistas etc., asi como exposiciones y conferencias; 

b) Estimulardn las relaciones entre editoriales, museos, bibliotecas, organizaciones 

y conjuntos artisticos y otras instituciones culturales de ambos paises; 

c) Facilitardn el estudio del idioma de la otra Parte y traducci6n de su literatura. 

Articulo 5. Las Partes Contratantes contribuirin al desarrollo del 

intercambio cultural en las ramas del cine, radio, y televisi6n, por medio de 

peliculas dz arte, documentales, discos, y programas de radio y televisi6n, asi 

como mediante la organizaci6n de festivales cinematogrdficas. 

Las Partes Contratantes estimularn ]a colaboraci6n directa entre las 

organizaciones de radio y televisi6n de ambos paises, intercambiando y 

difundiendo programas y obras culturales y artisticas de inter6s mutuo. 

Articulo 6. Las Partes Contratantes contribuirdn al establecimiento y 

desarrollo de sus relaciones en los aspectos cientificos y t6cnicos, segan se 

especifique en cada programa concreto que se estableciere. 

Articulo 7. Las Partes Contratantes contribuirdn al desarrollo de las 

actividades deportivas, por medio del intercambio de deportistas, y mediante la 

organizaci6n de encuentros y competencias de este tipo. 

Articulo 8. Las Partes Contratantes contribuirfin al mejor conocimiento de 

la vida, trabajo y cultura de los pueblos de ambos paises, por medio del 

intercambio turistico. 

Articulo 9. Para coadyuvar a la realizaci6n de los fines del presente 

Convenio, las Partes Contratantes invitardn a especialistas en ramas de la ciencia, 

cultura, arte y educaci6n, a congresos, conferencias, simposios, festivales y otras 

actividades, tanto de caricter nacional como internacional que tengan lugar en 

cada pais. 

Art(culo 10. Todas las disposiciones del presente Convenio se ejecutarin 

segfin se determine en el programa que las Partes Contratantes elaborardn cada 

dos anos, y que ser-i firmado consecutivamente en Mosc6 y San Jasd. 

De com6n acuerdo, podrin ser realizadas otras actividades adicionales al 

programa, que correspondan al espiritu del Convenio. 

Articulo 11. El presente Convenio entrardi en vigor cuando las Partes se 

hayan notificado reciprocamente el cumplimiento de los requisitos juridicos 

necesarios, de conformidad con sus disposiciones legales. 

La vigencia del presente Convenio serAi indefinida, pero cualquiera de las 

Partes podrdi denunciar este instrumento por escrito. En este caso, la denuncia 

tencri efecto seis meses despu6s de recibida por la otra Parte. 

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1976 

United Nations-Treaty Series o Nations Unies-Recueil des Trait~s 

DADO en la ciudad de San Jos6, el 23 de diciembre de mil novecientos setenta 

y cuatro, en dos ejemplares originales, cada uno en idiomas ruso y espaiol, siendo 

ambos textos igualmente wilidos. 

Por el Gobierno 

de la Uni6n de Repiblicas 

Socialistas Sovi6ticas: 

[Signed- Signtj 

VLADIMIR N. KAZIMIROV 

Embajador Extraordinario 

y Plenipotenciario de la URSS 

en la ReptIblica de Costa Rica 

Por el Gobierno 

de la Reptblica de Costa Rica: 

* [Signed-SigngJ 

GONZALO J. FACIO 

Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores 

y Culto 

[Signed - SignO] 

CARMEN NARANJO 

Ministra de Cultura, Juven.tud 

y Deportes 

Vol 1024. 1-15(39

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1TRANSLATION - TRA DUCTION I 

AGREEMENT' ON CULTURAL AND SCIENTIFIC CO-OPERATION 

BETWEEN THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS 

AND THE REPUBLIC OF COSTA RICA 


Government of the Republic of Costa Rica, 

Desiring to strengthen and develop the existing relations of friendship and 

co-operation between the two countries on the basis of mutual respect for 

sovereignty, equality and non-interference in each other's internal affairs, 

Have decided to conclude this Agreement establishing the basic principles for 

the development of cultural and scientific ties between the two countries, and 

have for that purpose appointed as their plenipotentiaries: 

The Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: Vladimir 

Nikolaevich Kazimirov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of 

the USSR to the Republic of Costa Rica, 

The Government of the Republic of Costa Rica: Gonzalo J. Facio, Minister for 

Foreign Affairs and Worship, and Carmen Naranjo, Minister of Culture, 

Youth and Sport. 

Article I. The Contracting Parties shall facilitate the development of ties 

between the two countries in the field of science and scientific research. To that 

end they shall organize reciprocal visits by scientists for the purpose of carrying 

out work, exchanging experience and delivering lectures in accordance with 

agreed programmes, and shall also arrange exchanges of scientific publications of 

mutual interest. 

Article 2. The Contracting Parties shall promote the development of ties 

between universities and other higher educational institutions, the exchange of 

scientists, teachers, graduate and undergraduate students and specialists in 

various fields that may be of interest to both countries, and also the exchange of 

pedagogical, scientific and cultural publications. 

The Contracting Parties agree mutually to recognize the validity of primary 

and secondary school leaving certificates, and of diplomas attesting to graduation 

from universities, institutes and technical training institutions or to the award of 

scientific titles, issued or awarded to nationals of the Contracting Parties by 

higher and other educational institutions of the two countries, for the purposes of 

enabling the individuals concerned to continue their studies at any level, enter 

higher educational institutions and choose work in their fields of specialization in 

accordance with their education, diplomas and titles. 

To that end, in order to facilitate the implementation of this article, the 

Contracting Parties shall conduct negotiations and sign an appropriate protocol. 

I Came into force on 23 December 1975. the date of the exchange of notes by which each Party had notified the 

other of the approval of the Agreement in conformity with it% domestic legistation. in accordance with article It. 


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Article 3. The Contracting Parties shall promote the development of ties in 

the field of medicine and public health by means of exchanges of specialists and 

also of materials and publications on these questions. 

Article 4. The Parties shall consider the fostering of acquaintance with each 

other's culture, art and literature to be one of the most important objectives of 

this Agreement. 

To this end the Parties shall: 

(a) organize exchanges of artistic companies, soloists, musicians, painters, 

sculptors, composers, writers, journalists, etc., and also of exhibitions and 

lectures; 

(b) encourage ties between publishing houses, museums, libraries, artistic 

ensembles and organizations and other cultural institutions of the two 

countries; and 

(c) facilitate the study of the other Party's language and the translation of its 

literature. 

Article 5. The Contracting Parties shall promote the development of 

cultural ties in the fields of cinematography, radio and television by means of 

exchanges of artistic and documentary films, gramophone recordings and radio 

and television programmes, and by organizing film festivals. 

They shall encourage direct co-operation between the radio and television 

organizations of the two countries through exchanges and broadcasts of artistic 

and cultural programmes and productions of mutual interest. 

Article 6. The Contracting Parties shall promote the establishment and 

development of ties between them in the fields of science and technology in 

accordance with specific programnes to be determined. 

Article 7. The Contracting Parties shall promote the development of ties in 

the field of sports by means of exchanges of sportsmen and the holding of sports 

matches and contests. 

Article 8. The Contracting Parties shall promote a greater knowledge of the 

life, work and culture of the peoples of the two countries by means of touristic 

exchanges. 

Article 9. With a view to attaining the objectives of this Agreement, the 

Contracting Parties shall invite specialists in fields of science, culture, art and 

education to congresses, conferences, symposia, festivals and other national or 

international events held in each country. 

Article 10. All the provisions of this Agreement shall be implemented in 

accordance with programmes which the Contracting Parties shall draw up every 

two years and sign successively at Moscow and at San Jos6. 

Other activities of a nature consistent with the spirit of the Agreement but not 

envisaged under the programme may also be carried out by common accord. 

Article i. This Agreement shall enter into force on the date of the 

exchange of notes in which each Party notifies the other of the approval of the 

Agreement in accordance with its domestic legislation. 

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The Agreement shall remain in force indefinitely, but either Party may 

denounce it in writing. In that case, the denunciation shall take effect six months 

from the date of receipt of notification thereof by the other Party. 

DONE at San Jos6, on 23 December 1974, in duplicate in the Russian and 

Spanish languages, both texts being equally authentic. 



Republics: 

[Signed] 


Ambassador Extraordinary 

and Plenipotentiary of the USSR 

to the Republic of Costa Rica 

V,11. l1024. 1-11(139 


of the Republic of Costa Rica: 

[Signed] 


Minister for Foreign Affairs 

and Worship 

[Signed] 


Minister of Culture, Youth 

and Sport

1976 United Nations-Treaty Series * Nations Unies-Recueil des Trait.s 299 

ITRADUCTION -TRANSLATION] 

ACCORD' DE COOPItRATION CULTURELLE ET SCIENTIFIQUE 

ENTRE L'UNION DES RItPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES 

SOVItTIQUES ET LA REPUBLIQUE DU COSTA RICA 

Le Gouvernement de l'Union des R~publiques socialistes sovi6tiques et le 

Gouvernement de la R6publique du Costa Rica, 

D~sireux de renforcer et de d6velopper les liens d'amiti6 et de cooperation 

existant entre leurs deux pays sur la base du respect mutuel de la souverainet6, de 

I'6galit6 de droits et de la non-ing6rence dans les affaires int6rieures de I'autre 

pays, 

Ont d~cid6 de conclure le present Accord qui d~finit les principes de base qui 

rdgiront le d~veloppement des relations culturelles et scientifiques entre les deux 

pays et, A cet effet, ont nomm6 pour leurs pl6nipotentiaires: 

Le Gouvernement de l'Union des R6publiques socialistes sovi~tiques: Vladimir 

N. Kazimirov, Ambassadeur extraordinaire et pl6nipotentiaire en R~publique 

du Costa Rica, 

Le Gouvernement de la R~publique du Costa Rica: Gonzalo J. Facio, Ministre 

des relations ext~rieures et du culte, et Carmen Naranjo, Ministre de la 

culture, de la jeunesse et des sports. 

Article premier. Les Parties contractantes s'engagent k faciliter et a 

favoriser le d6veloppement des relations entre leurs deux pays dans les domaines 

de la science et de la recherche scientifique. A cette fin, elles organiseront des 

6changes d'hommes de science pour qu'ils effectuent des recherches scientifiques, 

proc:dent i des 6changes de donn~es d'exp6rience et donnent des cours 

dans le cadre de programmes 6tablis, ainsi que des 6changes de publications 

scientifiques pr6sentant un intr t pour les deux Parties. 

Article 2. Les Parties contractantes favoriseront le d6veloppement des 

relations entre les universit6s et autres institutions d'enseignement sup6rieur, les 

6changes d'hommes de science, de professeurs, de boursiers de these, d'6tudiants 

et de sp6cialistes dans divers domaines susceptibles de pr6senter un intr t pour 

les deux pays, ainsi que les 6changes de publications de caract!re p~dagogique, 

scientifique et culturel. 

Les Parties contractantes s'engagent "i reconnaitre mutuellement les 

attestations de fin d'6tudes primaires et secondaires, les dipl6mes de fin d'6tudes 

d6cern6s par les universit6s, les instituts et les 6tablissements d'enseignement 

technique ainsi que les grades universitaires conf6r6s par les institutions 

d'enseignement sup6rieur et autre des deux pays A leurs ressortissants, de fagon 

que ceux-ci puissent continuer leurs 6tudes a tous les niveaux, entrer dans des 

6tablissements d'enseignement sup6rieur et choisir une profession en rapport 

avec l'instruction, le dipl6me et le grade requs. 

Enlcn vigueur Ic 23 d&cmhrc 1975. d.mc de I'ch:inge des notes par lesquelle, ch;iqIC Partic a inform, I'tUire 

qtwlu le I1t ,ippli t% 'Clo1 Ia 1 gislailion ell vgUtil. collnfonlrni6 ni ie I'alticle II 

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A cette fin et en vue d'assurer au mieux I'application pratique du present 

article, les Parties contractantes entameront des pourparlers et signeront un 

protocole A cet effet. 


relations dans le domaine de la m6decine et de la sant6 publique en 6changeant des 

spcialistes ainsi que du mat6riel et des publications sp6cialis6s dans ces 

problmes. 

Article 4. Chaque Partie contractante consid6rera comme l'un des buts les 

plus importants du pr6sent Accord le fait d'encourager son peuple A connaitre la 

culture, I'art et ]a litt6rature de I'autre pays. 

A cette fin, les deux Parties: 

a) Echangeront des groupes artistiques et des solistes, des musiciens, des 

peintres, des sculpteurs, des compositeurs, des 6crivains, des journalistes, 

etc., et organiseront des expositions et des conf6rences; 

b) Encourageront les contacts entre les maisons d'6dition, les mus6es, les 

bibliothZques, les organisations et ensembles artistiques et les autres 

institutions culturelles des deux pays; 

c) Favoriseront 1'6tude de la langue de I'autre pays et la traduction de sa 

litt6rature. 

Article 5. Les Parties contractantes contribueront au d6veloppement des 

relations culturelles dans le domaine du cin6ma, de la radi)ct de ]a t616vision par 

des 6changes de films documentaires et artistiques, d'enregistrements musicaux 

et de programmes de radio et de t616vision et en organisant des festivals de films 

artistiques. 

Elles favoriseront ]a coop6ration directe entre les organisations de la radio et 

de la t616vision des deux pays en encourageant les 6changes et ia diffusion de 

programmes et d'oeuvres artistiques et culturelles d'int&rEt mutuel. 

Article 6. Les Parties contractantes favoriseront 1'6tablissement et le 

d6veloppement des relations dans les domaines scientifique et technique dans le 

cadre de programmes concrets qui seront d6finis. 


relations sportives en organisant des 6changes de sportifs et des rencontres et 

comp6titions sportives. 

Article 8. Chaque Partie contractante encouragera son peuple t se 

familiariser avec ]a vie, le travail et la culture de I'autre pays grace A des 6changes 

touristiques. 

Article 9. Pour r6aliser les buts du pr6sent Accord, les Parties contractantes 

inviteront des sp6cialistes dans les domaines de la science, de la culture, de I'art et 

de I'enseignement aux congr~s, conferences, colloques, festivals et autres 

manifestations de caractire tant national qu'international qui seront organis6s 

dans chacun des deux pays. 

Article 10. Toutes les dispositions du pr6sent Accord seront mises en (euvre 

conformgment t un programme que les Parties contractantes mettront au point 

tous les deux ans et qui sera sign6 alternativement A Moscou et i San Jos6. 

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D'autres activit~s hors programme correspondant par leur caractire l'esprit 

du present Accord pourront 6galement etre organis~es d'un commun accord. 

Article II. Le present Accord entrera en vigueur A la date de l'6change des 

notes par lesquelles chaque Partie informera I'autre qu'elle I'a approuv6 

conform~ment A la l6gislation en vigueur. 

Le present Accord est conclu pour une dur(e ind~termin~e mais pourra etre 

d~nonc6 par 6crit par l'une ou I'autre des Parties, auquel cas il cessera de produire 

effet six mois apris la date A laquelle l'une des Parties contractantes aura requ une 

note 6crite de I'autre Partie a cet effet. 

FAIT "i San Jos6 le 23 d~cembre 1974, en deux exemplaires, en langues russe 

et espagnole, les deux textes faisant 6galement foi. 


de I'Union des Rgpubliques 

socialistes sovi6tiques: 

L'Ambassadeur extraordinaire 

et pinipotentiaire de I'URSS 

en R6publique du Costa Rica, 

[Sign ] 



de la Rpublique du Costa Rica: 

Le Ministre des relations 

ext6rieures et du culte, 

[Signg[ 


Le Ministre de ]a culture, 

de la jeunesse et des sports, 

ISignfl 


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and 

BULGARIA 

Agreement on the reciprocal protection of copyright. Signed 

at Moscow on 16 January 1975 

Authentic texts: Russian and Bulgarian. 



SOVIETIQUES 

et 

BULGARIE 

Accord relatif A ia protection riciproque du droit d'auteur. 

Sign6 ak Moscou le 16 janvier 1975 

Textes authentiques : russe et bulgare. 

Enregistr6 par l'Union des R~publiques socialistes sovigtiques le 5 octobre 

1976. 

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KaJ1bHbIX, xopeorpaqtteCKHx npon3eeHai H naHTOMHM, CO3JgaHHbX 

rpawAaHaMH Apyrol )jorosapHBatouteca CTopOHbl, B penepTyapb] TeaTpOB, 

opKeCTpOB, My3blKaJibHbIX KOJIeKTHBOB H COAIHCTOB CBOeA CTpaHbI. 

CmambR 2. Kawtaa goroBapHBattuia5ic CTOPOHa npH3HaeT aBTOPCKHe 

npaaa rpa>KtaH xgpyroi )joroBapHBaoLIjefc CTOpOHbl H HX npaBonpeeMHKOB Ha 

nPOH3BeACeHHq HayKH, flHTepaTypbl H HCKyCCTBa, He3RBHCHMO OT MeCTa HX 

nepBoro ony6AHKOBaHHA H o6ecneIHBaeT Ha CBOeiA TeppHTOpHH oxpaHy aTHX 

npaB Ha Tex we YCJIOBH,X, KaKHe YCTarOBJ1eHbi ee 3aKOHoAaTejlbCTBOM B 

OTHOweHHH ee co6CTBeHHbix rpa4CJgaH. 

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yCTaHoBJteHHorO BHyTpeHHHM 3aKOHOlaTeJrbCTBOM Ka>KAOi H3 tIoroBapHBa- 

IOWIAHXCJI CTOPOH, OJgHaKO )JoroBapHBaomamcR CTOpoHa He o6R3aHa o6ecnetm- 

BaTb oxpaHy npOH3BeJleHMM B TeqeHHe CpOKa 6onee InpOOJI>KHTeJibHorO, ieM 

CpOK oxpaHbI, yCTaHOBneHHbIA 3aKOHOlaTe~JbCTBOM jpyroii )JorOBapHtBamLeHcm 

CTOpOHbI. 

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Cmambw 4. Hammlolt c aBTOpCKOTO BO3Harpa>AeHHq, BblnJlaqHBaeMOrO B 

COOTBeTCTBHH C HaCTOJ9IIkHM CornaweHHeM, B3HMaIOTCA TOJIbKO B CTpaHe 

ROCTOAHHOFO npoKwBaHHqt aBTOpa. 

CmambA 5. PacqeTbi no aBTOpCKOMY BO3Harpa>KAeH4o npOH3BO HTCfq B 

Ba211oTe rocylapCTBa, Ha TeppHTOpHH KOTOpOFO nPOH3Be/eHHe 6bl.nO HcnOJI1b30- 

BaHO, 14 B COOTBeTCTBHH C nOpRAKOM, yCTaHoBjieHHbIM A1it paCqeTOB no 

HeTOprOBbIM nJlaTeKaM. 

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BO311araeTCA Ha opraHH3atlHH no oxpa~e aBTopCKHx npae )joroBapHBaiotrHxcm 

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onpeeJiH1OT: nopUOK npeAoCTaBjieHHA npaB Ha HcnoJlb3OBaHHe oxpaHsteMbIX B 

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OTHOCALIgeecH K nopsAKy npaKTH'qeCKoro ocyt1teCTBJieHHR HaCTO5ttiero Corlawe- 

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npOH3Be~eHHA, B OTHOweHHH KOTOPblX He HCTeKJIH K MOMeHTy Hcnojib3OBaHH 

CpOKH, npeAyCMOTpeHHbte CTaTberi 3. 

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CTei )joroBapHBatoumxcA CTOpOH no ApyrHM MeKgXyHapOAHbIM corjaweHH54M. 

CmambA 10. HacToamuee CoriiaweHe Mo)KeT 6blT1b H3MeHeHO H AonoJ1He- 

Ho no XoOrOBOpeHHOCTH CTOpOH no npeAAo>eHmto to6o H3 H4X. 

CmamwA 1i. HacTosttgee CorlaweHe 3aKJfloqaeTC.l Ha CPOK B TpH roa H 

BCTYnaeT B CHAY C I 19HBap.4 1975 rola. 

CpoK AeACTBHA HaCTOR Iero Cor|aeHmim aBTOMaTHqeCKH npo~iieaaeTcm 

Ka>KAl61A pa3 Ha TpH rola, ecJIH H14 OAHa H43 ],OrOBapHBatoiuHXCa CTOPOH He 

3aIBHT 0 paCTOp>KeHHH CoriaweHHst He n0o3aHee, qeM 3a iUeCT MeceB AO 

HCTe'-eHHA COOTBeTCTBytouero TpexiieTHero CpoKa. 

COBEPIIEHO B r. MOCKBe 16 IHBapm 1975 rola B ABYX 3K3eMnJIpax, 

Ka>K~bIA Ha pYCCKOM H 6onrapcKoM 431biKax, npH'-eM o6a TeKCTa HMefOT 

OAHHaKOByIO CHAy. 

nlo y-nOJ1HOMOlHIO nlo ynoJ1HOMOqHtO 

lpaBHTeAbcTa Coto3a COBeTCKHX fpaBHTe.tbcTa HapoAHoA 

CotAHajiHCTHqecKHX Pecny6AK: 

I Signed- Signf] I 

Pecny6HKH BohlrapHH: 

[Signed- SigndI 2 

Signed by B. Pankin-Signd par B. Pankin. 

Signed by K. Vasilev-Sign6 par K. Vasilev. 

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ClOPA3YMEHHE ME>KHY I-PABHTEJJCTBOTO HA C'bIO3A HA 

C'bBETCKI4TE COUIHAJIHCTHqECKH PEIYIJIHK4 H FIPA- 

BHTEJICTBOTO HA HAPORHA PEI-YBJJl4KA B'bJIFAPHI;I 3A 

B3AHMHA 3AIIUHTA HA ABTOPCKHTE FIPABA 

FlpaBHTe.CTBOTO Ha CMIO3a Ha C-bBeTCKHTe COtIrHarHCTHieCKH peny6HKH H 

rlpaBHTeJ1CTBOTO Ha HapogHa peny6HKa B-bjrapH.9, 

p-bKOBoleAKH ce OT CTpeMe>Ka K'bM no-HaTaT'bWHO pa3tHpqBaHe Ha 

C4bTpygHHqeCTBOTO B o6.nacTTa Ha B3aHMHHR o6MeH Ha KyJlTypHHTe LteHHOCTH 

rlOCpeCTBOM H31OJ13yBaHeTO Ha npOH3BegeH14M Ha HayKaTa. .HTepaTypaTa H 

H3KyCTBOTO, 

npH3HaBa1KH Heo6xoXAHMOCTTa Xga ce onpeleisT yCJ1OBH51Ta H pegbT 3a 

B3aHMHa 3atLUHTa Ha aBTOPCKHTe npaaa, 

OCHOBaBaAIKH ce Ha onHTa, HaTpynaH npH OCbLuLeCTBaBaHe Ha Cnopa3yMeHteTO 

Me)4KgaHN Ha xpyraTa 

XQorOBapsnAma CTpaHa; 

6) nooLpUiBa BKJllOqBaHeTO Ha gpaMaTH t |H1, My3HKa1HO-ApaMaTWlIHH, My3HKaJ1- 

H14, xopeorpacjCKH npOH3BegeHHq Ht naHTOMHMH, C-,3qaJeHi OT rpaKJgaHH Ha 

ApyraTa )IorOBaprnua CTpaHa, B penepToaprTe Ha TeaTpHTe, opKeCTpHTe, 

My3HKa.IHHTe KOjieKTHBH H COJ1HCTHTe Ha CBOMTa CTpaHa. 

YAen 2. BcaKa )joroBaptLLa CTpaHa npH3HaBa aBTOpCKHTe npaBa Ha 

rpa)KaHHTe Ha gpyraTa ,LoroBapamua CTpaHa H TexHHTe npaBonp1eMHH1tH BWbpXy 

npoH3BeJeHH1qTa Ha HayKaTa, AHTepaTypaTa H H3KyCTBOTO, He3aBHCHMO OT 

M3CTOTO Ha nbpBOTO HM ny6.HKyBaHe H octirypBaa Ha CBO TepHTOpHq 3aMHTaTa 

Ha Te3H npaBa nipH C-brHTe yCJIOBHR, KaKBHTO ca yCTaHOBeHH OT HeIHOTO 

B-bTpetwHO 3aKOHOAaTejiCTBo no OTHOweHHe Ha CO6CTBeHHTe A rpaK aHm. 

5 lfeH 3. 3aiJk1TaTa Ha aBTOpCKHTe npaBa ce OC-bUteCTBMBa B CpOKa, 

yCTaHOBeH OT B-bTpeWHOTO 3aKOHO~aTeiCTBO Ha BCqKa OT LJOrOBapmttWTe 

CTpaHm, KaTO JOroBapmttaTa CTpaHa He e 3a jb J)eHa ga o6e3nelaBa 3attrnTaTa 

Ha npOH3Be/eHHlTa 3a no-npotAbJlKHTeeH CPOK OT CpOKa Ha 3au1HTa, yCTaHOBCH 

OT 3aKOHoAaTe'ICTBOTO Ha gpyraTa ,joroBapqtua cTpaHa. 


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1976 


LIAeH 4. O6jnaraHeTO C JIH-bLH Ha aBTOPCKHTe B-b3HarpaKileH H, 3anJnata- 

HH no cmiaTta Ha HaCTORLIAOTO Cnopa3yMeHHe ce H3B-bpwBa CaMO B CTpaHaTa Ha 

nOCTOS1HHOTO MeCTO>KnBeeHe Ha aBTopa. 

q-eH 5. ABTOpCKHTe B-b3HarpaHcJ],eHHR ce H3lIHCJIBaT B'bB BajiyTaTa Ha 

W-bp>KaBaTa, Ha tlHaITO TepHTOIP4n e 6HJio H3lOJ13yBaHO npOH3BejqeHHeTO, H B 

CbOTBeTCTBHe C pea, yCTaHOBeH 3a HeT-bproBCKHTe ntauAaHH1. 

-tIeH 6. f-paKTHeCKOTO oC-b, teCTBqBaHe Ha HaCTORUIOTO Cnopa3yMeHHe 

ce B'b3Jqara Ha opraHH3atLrHTe 3a 3auHTa Ha aBTOpCKHTe npaBa Ha JIBeTe 

JorOBaptulH CTpaHH. Te3H opraHH3atHH Lute CK.1OIlT noMeC)ly CH Pa6OTHO 

cnopa3yMeHHe 3a pela no npaKTHqeCKOTO OC-bUJeCTBIBaHe Ha HaCTORUtOTO 

Cnopa3yMeHHe, B KOeTO Llte onpegeJtRT: pejla 3a OTCT-bnBaHe npaBaTa 3a 

H3nOJi3yBaHe Ha 3aLLAHTeHHTe no CHJaTa Ha HaCTORII4OTO Cnopa3yMeHHe 

npOH3BeleHHst, C-b1eACTBHeTO Ha aBTOpHTe H [paBO1pHeMHHtIHTe HM B 3atItHTa Ha 

aBTOPCKHTe HM npaBa, CHCTeMaTa 3a B3aHMHOTO pa3nJiatuaHe, pela 3a 

HnnattaHe Ha noJiaratLiHTe ce Ha aBTOPHTe Bb3Harpa>KleHHR H ApyH B-bnpOCH, 

npOH3THtiaua OT AeA1CTBHeO Ha HaCTORLtOTO Cnopa3yMeHHe. 

t/jieH 7. ,joroBapqttkHTe CTpaHH B3aHMHO ce 3aJAbJ>KaBaT ga yBawKaBaT H 

HeOTKJIOHHO Ra c-,6juo1AaBaT ReACTByBaLIAOTO B C1,to3a Ha C-bBeTCKHTe cotLHaiJi- 

CTHieCKH peny6juiKH " HapoHa peny6jnKa B-bJnrapi5 3aKOHOXaTeJICTBO, 

OTHaC5mtO ce Ro peila 3a npaKTH t ieCKOTO OC cuteCTBABaHe Ha HaCTORttOTO 

Cnopa3yMeHHe. 

Ll-aeH 8. flopl AeACTBHeTO Ha HaCTORUtOTO Cnopa3yMeHne nonaja H3nO3y- 

BaHeTO cJneA BJIH3aHeTO B CliHa Ha HaCTO SIUOTO Cnopa3yMeHHe Ha nocoqeHnTe B 

qjieH 2 npoH3BejeHHR, no OTHOweHHe Ha KOMTO K-bM MoMeHTa Ha H3nflO3yBaHeTO 

He ca H3TeKJIH CpOKOBeTe, npeABHleHH B eH 3. 

ttIeH 9. HaCTOMtUOTO Cnopa3yMeHme He 3acHra npaBaTa H 3ablJ]KeHHMTa 

Ha ,jOFOBapmLLHTe CTpaHH no Apyr Me>K)jyHaPoflHH cnopa3yMeHHR. 

tqjieH 10. HaCTOLIOTO Cnopa3yMeHe MowKe Aa 6-bqe H3MeHeHO H 

AonbJiHeHO no npelJioKeHHe Ha BCRKa OT XlorOBapHrnlHTe CTpaHH no B3aHMHO 

c'brnaCme. 

qtf~eH II. HaCTOIstuOTO Cnopa3yMeHHe ce CKJ1IOtlBa 3a CpOK OT TpH roAHHH 

H BJIH3a B CHIJa OT I RHyapH 1975 r. 

CpOK,T 3a ],eACTBHeTO Ha HaCTORIL1OTO Cnopa3yMeHHe cc npO bJ1>KaBa 

aB'OMa rtIteCKH BCeKH TpH I'OJtHHH, aKO He I10-KbhCHO OT IlIeCT Mecela lpejIj 

H3THWiaHeTO Ha TpHrOHIwHHA CPOK HHTO eAHa OT ,EOI-OBapRI.tHTe CTpaHH He 

nOHCKa npeKpaTRBaHeTO My. 

CIbCTABEHO B MOCKBa 16 MHypH 1975 1. B JjBa eK'3eMjmmpa, BCeKH Ha pYCKH H 

6bJII'apCKH e3HK. KaTo H 1fl1T1 TeKCTa HMT-" eJkHaKBa CHJll. 

[lo n-bJ1HOMOulIHe Ha fl0 f1bH0MOLU, He Ha 

flpaBHTeJiCTBOTO Ha C-MO3a fI-paBHTenCTBOTO Ha HapojAHa 

Ha C-bBeTCKHTe CO1tHaJIHCTHtieCKH peny6JIUKa BbnlrapHm: 

peny6.nHKH: 

[ Signed - Signil' I Signed - Signel 2 

' Signed by B. lankin-Sign6 par B. ankin. 

2 Signed by K. Vasilcv-Sign6 par K. Vasilev. 

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[TRANSLATION -TRADUCTION I 



MENT OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA ON THE 

RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF COPYRIGHT 


Government of the Peolple's Republic of Bulgaria, 

Moved by the desire to further extend co-operation in the sphere of the 

exchange of cultural values through the use of scientific, literary and artistic 

works, 

Recognizing the need to determine the procedure and conditions for the 

reciprocal protection of copyright, 

Proceeding on the basis of the experience gained in the implementation of the 

Agreement of 8 October 197 1,- between the People's Republic of Bulgaria and the 

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on the reciprocal protection of the rights of 

authors, 

Have decided to conclude this Agreement and have appointed for this 

purpose as their plenipotentiaries: 

The Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: Boris Dmitrievich 

Pankin, Chairman of the Board of the All-Union Copyright Agency, 

The Government of the People's Republic of Bulgaria: Krum Vasilev, Chairman 

of the Press Committee of the Council of Ministers of the People's Republic 

of Bulgaria, 



Article I. Each Contracting Party shall: 

(a) encourage the dissemination and, in particular, the publication of scientific, 

literary and artistic works produced by nationals of the other Contracting 

Party; 

(b) encourage the inclusion of dramatic, musical/dramatic, musical and 

choreographic works and pantomimes produced by nationals of the other 

Contracting Party in the repertoires of the theatres, orchestras, musical 

ensembles and soloists of its own country. 

Article 2. Each Contracting Party shall recognize the copyright enjoyed by 

nationals of the other Contracting Party and their heirs in scientific, literary and 

artistic works, regardless of the place of their first publication, and shall ensure 

the protection of this right in its territory under the same conditions as are 

established by its legislation for its own nationals. 

Came into force on 16 January 1975. the date of signature. with retroactive effect from I January 1975. in 

accordance with .trticle II. 

- United Nations. Treaty Series. vol. 855. p. 235. 


1976 United Nations-Treaty Series * Nations Unie- Recueil des Traitis 309 

Article 3. Copyright shall be protected for the period established by the 

domestic legislation of each of the Contracting Parties- neither Contracting Party 

shall, however, be obliged to protect a work for a longer period than the period of 

protection established under the legislation of the other Contracting Party. 

Article 4. The royalties payable under this Agreement shall be taxed only in 

the country in which the author permanently resides. 

Article 5. The royalties shall be calculated in the currency of the State in 

whose territory the work was used and on the basis of the procedure established 

for calculating non-commercial payments. 

Article 6. The practical implementation of this Agreement shall be the 

responsibility of the organizations of the Contracting Parties dealing with the 

protection of copyright. These organizations shall conclude a Working Agreement 

on the procedure for the practical implementation of this Agreement which shall 

determine: the procedure for granting rights to use works protected under this 

Agreement, the assistance to be afforded to authors and their heirs in protecting 

their copyright, the system of reciprocal payments, the procedure for paying the 

royalties due to authors and other questions arising from the operation of this 

Agreement. 

Article 7. The Contracting Parties jointly undertake to respect and strictly 

comply with the legislation in force in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and 

in the People's Republic of Bulgaria concerning the procedure for the practical 

implementation of this Agreement. 

Article 8. This Agreement shall apply to the use, after the entry into force of 

the Agreement, of the works indicated in article 2 in respect of which the periods 

envisaged in article 3 have not yet expired. 

Article 9. This Agreement shall not affect the rights and obligations of the 

Contracting Parties under other international agreements. 

Article 10. This Agreement may be altered and supplemented by agreement 

between the Parties on the proposal of either of them. 

Article II. This Agreement is concluded for a period of three years and 

shall enter into force on 1 January 1975. 

This Agreement shall be automatically extended for successive three-year 

periods, unless one of the Contracting Parties denounces the Agreement at least 

six months before the expiry of the corresponding three-year period. 

DONE at Moscow on 16 January 1975 in duplicate in the Russian and 

Bulgarian languages, both texts being equally authentic. 


of the Union of Soviet Socialist of the People's Republic of Bulgaria: 

Republics: 

[B. PANKIN] [K. VASILEVI 

Vol. 1024. I-151()

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I TRADUCTION -TRANSLATION I 


RItPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES SOVIETIQUES ET LE GOU- 

VERNEMENT DE LA REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE DE BUL- 

GARIE RELATIF A LA PROTECTION RECIPROQUE DU 

DROIT D'AUTEUR 

Le Gouvernement de I'Union des R6publiques socialistes sovi~tiques et le 

Gouvernement de la R~publique populaire de Bulgarie, 

Animds du d~sir de promouvoir entre eux une plus large cooperation en 

matire d'6changes culturels par l'exploitation des (euvres scientifiques, 

littdraires et artistiques, 

Conscients de la n~cessit6 de d~finir les conditions et modalit~s de la 

protection r~ciproque du droit d'auteur, 

Se fondant sur 'exp~rience acquise depuis l'entr~e en vigueur de I'Accord du 

8 octobre 19712 entre lia Rpublique populaire de Bulgarie et l'Union des 

Rdpubliques socialistes sovi~tiques relatif i lia protection r6ciproque du droit 

d'auteur, 

Ont d~cid6 de conclure le present Accord et ont, it cette fin, d~sign6 pour 

leurs piknipotentiaires : 

Le Gouvernement de l'Union des R~publiques socialistes sovi~tiques: Boris 

Dimitrievitch Pankin, President du Conseil d'administration de I'Agence 

sovi6tique des droits d'auteur, 

Le Gouvernement de lIa Rpublique populaire de Bulgarie: Kroum Vasilev, 

President du Comit6 de la presse aupres du Conseil des ministres de la 

R~publique populaire de Bulgarie, 

lesquels, aprZs s'tre communique leurs pouvoirs, reconnus en bonne et due 

forme, sont convenus de ce qui suit: 

Article premier. Chaque Partie contractante: 

a) Encouragera la diffusion et, en particulier, lia publication des (euvres 

scientifiques, littdraires et artistiques des ressortissants de IVautre Partie 

contractante ; 

h) Encouragera I'inscription des (ixuvres dramatiques, lyriques, musicales et 

chor~graphiques ainsi que des pantomimes des ressortissants de I'autre Partie 

contractante au r6pertoire des th6atres, orchestres, groupes musicaux et 

solistes de son pays. 

Article 2. Chaque Partie contractante reconnait le droit d'auteur des 

ressortissants de I'autre Partie contractante et de leurs h6ritiers sur les (euvres 

scientifiques, litt6raires et artistiques, quel que soit le lieu de leur premiire 

I Entre en vigueur Ic 16 janvier 1975, dale de la %ignature. avec effel rdtroactif i compter do 1- janvier 1975. 

conformdment :' I'article II. 

' Nation% Unie%. Re'ieil de.% Traitj.%. vol. 955. p. 235. 

Vol. 1124, 1-151-i11 

1976

1976 United Nationn- 'ral) Series o Nations Unies-Recucil des °l'rait s 311 

publication, et en garantit li protection sur son territoire dans les memes 

conditions que celles prtvtues par si Ikgislation nationale pour ses propres 

ressortissants. 

Article 3. La protection des droits d'auteur est assur~e pendant li dur6e 

pr~vue par lia Igislation interne de chacune des Parties contractantes, 6tant 

entendu qu'une Partie contractante n'est pas tenue de garantir cette protection 

pendant une dur~e sup~rieure it celle pr6vue par lia Igislation de l'autre Partie 

contractante. 

Article 4. Les droits d'auteur ne sont imposables, en vertu du pr6sent 

Accord, que dans le pays ob l'auteur a fix6 sa residence permanente. 

Article 5. Les comptes relatifs aux droits d'auteur sont 6tablis dans la 

monnaie de I'Etat sur le territoire duquel I'euvre a 6t6 exploit~e et conform~ment 

aux modalit~s 6tablies pour les comptes relatifs aux paiements non commerciaux. 

Article 6. La mise en (euvre du present Accord incombe aux organismes 

charges de la protection des droits d'auteur dans l'un et l'autre pays. Ces 

organismes concluront entre eux un accord de travail d~finissant les modalit~s de 

misc en (ouvrc d, pr|usent Accord, et notamment les modalit6s d'attribUtion des 

droits pour l'exploitation des (ruvres protegees par le present Accord, I'assistance 

i apporter aux ressortissants des deux Parties contractantes et it leurs h~ritiers en 

vue de la protection de leurs droits d'auteur. les modalit~s de paiement des droits 

d'auteur dus, les autres questions d~coulant de l'application du present Accord. 

Article 7. Les Parties contractantes s'engagent r~ciproquement i respecter 

et it faire strictement appliquer la legislation en vigueur en Union des R~publiques 

socialistes sovi~tiques et dans li R~publique populaire de Bulgarie relative aux 

modalit~s de lia mise en (ruvre du present Accord. 

Article 8. Le pr6sent Accord s'applique i toute exploitation des (euvres 

mentionn~es it l'article 2 qui interviendra apris son entree en vigueur. it condition 

que les d~lais pr~vus it l'article 3 n'aient pas expire au moment de l'exploitation. 

Article 9. Le present Accord n'affecte aucunement les droits et obligations 

incombant aux Parties contractantes en vertu d'autres accords internationaux. 

Article 10. Le present Accord peut tre modifi6 et complkt6 au moyen d'un 

arrangement entre les Parties, sur la proposition de l'une d'entre elles. 

Article I I. Le present Accord est conclu pour trois ans et entrera en vigueur 

le I" janvier 1975. 

Le present Accord sera reconduit automatiquement pour de nouvelles 

p~riodes de trois ans, "A moins que l'une ou l'autre des Parties contractantes ne 

notifie A l'autre son intention de le d~noncer au moins six mois avant l'expiration 

de la p~riode triennale en cours. 

FAIT Li Moscou le 16 janvier 1975, en double exemplaire,en langues russe et 

bulgare, les deux textes faisant 6galement foi. 


de l'Union des R6publiques de la R6publique populaire 

socialistes sovi6tiques: de Bulgarie: 

[B. PANKINI JK. VASILEV] 

Vol 1024. 1-151W

No. 15041 


and 

GUINEA-BISSAU 


Moscow on 21 February 1975 

Authentic texts: Russian and Portuguese. 



SOVIETIQUES 

et 

GUINIE-BISSAU 

Accord de coop6ration culturelle et scientifique. Sign6 a 

Moscou le 21 fevrier 1975 

Textes authentiques: russe et portugais. 

Enregistrg par l'Union des R~publiques socialistes sovigtiques le 5 octobre 

1976. 



[RusSIAN TEXT-TEXTE RUSSE] 

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COBEPIIIEHO B MOCKBe 21 4,enpajim 1975 ro/a, B JABYX aK3eMnw1pax, 

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Pecny6rHnK: 

jSigied-Signgl' 

Sigied by Kuq/ncts '-Signe par Kotinelsov. 

Signed by J. A raju -- Sigi., par J. Ar:Itljo. 

Voli. 11i24. 1-15i-11 

3a FlpaBHTejibCTBO 

Pecny6jlIHH rBHHea-BHcay: 

[Signed- Sig i 1 2

1976 United Nations-Treaty Series * Nations Unies-Recuell des Traitis 317 

[ PORTUGUESE TEXT-TEXTE PORTUGAIS] 

ACORDO ENTRE 0 GOVIfRNO DA UNIAO DAS REPOBLICAS 

SOCIALISTAS SOVITICAS E 0 GOVERNO DA REPUBLICA 

DA GUINE,-BISSAU SOBRE A COOPERA .,O CULTURAL E 

CIENTiFICA 

0 Gov6rno da Unido das Rep6blicas Socialistas Sovi(ticas e o Governo da 

Reptblica da Guin6-Bissau, desejosos de desenvolver os lagos e intercfimbios 

culturais e cientificos entre os dois paises nos interesses de fortalecer as relaq6es 

de amizade e estreitar a compreensao mitua entre os povos sovi6tico e guineense, 

Convieram no seguinte: 

Artigo 1. As Partes Contratantes fortalecerio e estenderdo o intercfimbio 

cultural e cientifico mutuamente titil a base de igualdade, relaq6es de amizade, 

respeito da soberania e da nfo intervenqiio nos assuntos internos. 

Artigo 1i. As Partes convieram contribuir ao desenvolvimento da 

cooperagfio e intercfimbio mttuo de experiencia e progresso na esfera da ciencia, 

instruq~o superior e secundiria, instruqfio p6blica, ensino professional, satlde 

p6blica, literatura, arte, imprensa, cinema, radio, televisio, esporte, turismo e 

com este objetivo estimulario o desenvolvimento dos contactos entre as 

correspondentes organizaq6cs e pessoas de ambos os paises. 

Artigo III. Nos limites de suas possibilidades ambas as Partes prestaro a 

ajuda m6tua na formaqgo dos quadros nacionais para a industria, agrigultura, 

ciencia e cultura concedendo as possibilidades para os estudos nos estabelecimentos 

especiais de ensino superior e secundfrio, assim como no curso de 

pos-graduaqfio. 

Artigo IV. I. Corn o objetivo de favorecer o intercfimbio reciproco dos 

estudantes as Partes, nos limites de suas possibilidades, concederfio reciprocamente 

uma quantidade fixada de b6lsas de estudo e facilitardo para os cidadjos de 

outra parte o ingresso para os cursos de estudo ou de aperfeiqoamento nos seus 

estabelecimentos cientificos e de ensino. 

2. As Partes reconhecerfio mutuamente os diplomas e os graus cientificos, 

outorgados ou concedidos na URSS e ni Reptblica da Guin6-Bissau conforme 

nivel ou grau indicado, e corn este fim realizario no ano de 1975 its negociaq6es e 

firmardo o Protocolo s6bre equivalencia de diplomas e de graus cientificos. 

Artigo V. Ambas as Partes estimulardo o intercfimbio recfproco de 

professores da instruqio superior, assim como de colaboradores da ciencia e 

cultura para trabalhar nos estabelecimentos cientificos, culturais e de ensino, para 

fazer conferencias ou ciclos de confer8ncias, assim como para recolher e estudar 

os materiais, conforme os temas elaborados pelos cientistas de ambos os parses. 

Artigo VI. Nos limites de suas possibilidades as Partes contribuirfio ao 

estudo do seu idioma, cultura e literatura em correspondentes estabelecimentos 

de ensino e nos institutos cientificos dos seus paises. 

Artigo VII. Corn o objetivo de conhecimento reciproco de seus povos da 

cultura de cada uma as Partes intercambiardio os coletivos musicals e teatrais e 

executores individuais para tourndes, organizardio as exposiq6es fotograficas e 

artisticas, conferencias; contribuirgio it demonstragiio em seu pais dos filmes de 

outra Parte, assim como contribuirdo A venda e compra dos filmes de outra Parte. 

it realizaoiio dos festivais e jornadas dos filmes. 


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Artigo VIII. As Partes estimularfo o intercambio de publicagaes s6bre a 

ciancia, instrug/io. medicina, t6cnica, literatura e arte entre suas bibliotecas 

nacionais, acad6micas e universitirias e outros estabelecirnentos cientificos, 

artisticos e culturais; realizarlo o intercaimbio de pianos e programas dos estudos, 

de manuais, da literatura pedag6gica e met6dica. 

Artigo IX. As Partes Contratantes convieram criar as condiq6es mais 

favoriveis para a traduqiio e divulgagfio dos livros, folhetos e revistas, editadas 

pela outra Parte Contratante na esfera de ci~ncia, instrugio, saude p~tblica, 

cultura, arte. 

Artigo X. As Partes estimular~io por todos os meios ai colaboraqfio na esfera 

de radiodifuskio e televisio de ambos os paises atrav6s de interciimbio dos 

programas de radio e televisfio, das gravagoes musicais. dos filmes documentarios. 

de divilgagi-o cientifica e de estudo. 

Artigo XI. Cada urna das Partes contribuiri ai colaboraqio entre as 

organizaq6es esportivas de ambos os paises no desenvolvimento de esporte em 

geral, assim como na organizaqiio das competiq6es esportivas entre os esportistas 

de ambos Os paises. 

Artigo XII. Tomando em consideraq,-io grande importimcia de turismo para 

conhecer a vida, trabalho e cultura dos povos, as Partes estimular~io as viagens 

reciprocas de turistas e prestardo mutuamente toda a possivel assistencia nesta 

esfera. 

Artigo XIII. As Partes Contratantes estimulari'lo o desenvolvimento dos 

lagos culturais e cientificos entre as organizaq6es nfio governamentais de ambos 

os paises. 

Artigo XIV. Para a realizagio do presente Ac6rdo as Partes elaborar/io 

conjuntamente e coordenarfio por vias diplomiticas os programas anuais ou 

bienais dos atos concretos no interciimbio cultural e cientifico. 

Artigo XV. Os assuntos financeiros, relacionados corn a realizagiio do 

presente Ac6rdo, resolver-se4io a base de reciprocidade. 

Artigo XVI. I. O presente Ac6rdo teni a validez sem prazo fixado e entrara 

em vigor a partir da data de sua assinatura. 0 presente Ac6rdo pode ser 

modificado ou completado por assentimento mituo das Partes. 

2. Cada uma das Partes Contratantes tern direito de denunciar a execu;iio do 

presente Ac6rdo. Ele considerar-se-i ser validez a contar de seis meses ap6s a 

data em que uma Parte houver notificado a outra Parte por escrito da sua inten(fio 

de denunciar o Ac6rdo. 

FEITO em Moscovo a os 21 dias do mEs de fevereiro de 1975 em dois 

exemplares, urm em russo e outro em portugis, sendo ambos os textos igualmente 

v alidos. 

Pelo Govrno Pelo Governo 

da Unitio das Reptiblicas 

Socialistas Sovieticas: 

da ReptIblica da Guin6-Bissau: 

I Signed - Sigt ] I 'Signed-Signe,12 

Signed by Kunetsov-Sign6 par Kouznetsov. 

Signed by J. Araitjo-Sign par J. AraLuj0. 

V', 1124 I- O(,l4 

1976 

1976


ITRANSI.ATION -TRAIUCTION 1 


BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNION OF SOVIET 

SOCIALIST REPUBLICS AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE 

REPUBLIC OF GUINEA-BISSAU 


Government of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau, desiring to develop cultural and 

scientific relations and exchanges between the two countries with a view to 

strengthening friendly relations and broadening understanding between the Soviet 

people and the people of Guinea-Bissau, 


Article I. The Contracting Parties shall strengthen and increase mutually 

advantageous cultural and scientific exchanges on the basis of equality, friendly 

relations, respect for sovereignty and non-interference in each other's internal 

affairs. 

Article 11. The Parties agree to facilitate the development of co-operation 

and the exchange of experience and achievements in the spheres of science, 

higher and secondary education, public instruction, vocational training, public 

health, literature, the arts, the press, cinema, radio, television, sports and 

tourism, and to that end shall encourage the development of contacts between the 

appropriate institutions and individuals in the two countries. 

Article Il1. As far as lies within their power, the two Parties shall provide 

mutual assistance in the training of national supervisory personnel for industry, 

agriculture, science and culture, by providing opportunities for training in 

specialized higher and secondary educational institutions and in post-graduate 

courses. 

Article IV. I. With a view to encouraging student exchanges between the 

two countries, the Parties shall provide one another, within the limits of their 

abilities, a specified number of scholarships and shall assist citizens of the other 

Party in enrolling for training or refresher courses in its educational 

establishments and scientific institutions. 

2. The two Parties shall mutually recognize certificates of education and 

university degrees awarded or conferred in the USSR and in the Republic of 

Guinea-Bissau in accordance with the level or standard indicated in them and, to 

that end, they shall hold talks in 1975 and shall sign a Protocol on equivalence of 

certificates and university degrees. 

Article V. The two Parties shall encourage exchanges of instructors in 

educational establishments and also of workers in the scientific and cultural fields 

to work in educational establishments and in scientific and cultural institutions, to 

give lectures or courses and to collect and study material on subjects worked out 

by scientists of the two countries. 

Came into force on 21 Fehruary 1975 hy signaturc. in ,iccordance with article XVI{I). 

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Article Vi. As far as lies within its power, each Party shall encourage the 

study of the language, culture and literature of the other country in the 

appropriate educational establishments and scientific institutions of its own 

country. 

Article V1I. For the purpose of acquainting their peoples with each other's 

cultural life, the two Parties shall exchange musical ensembles, theatrical 

companies and individual performers, shall organize photographic and art 

exhibitions and lectures, shall encourage the screening in their country of the 

other Party's films and shall collaborate in the sale and purchase of the other 

Party's films by holding film festivals and film weeks. 

Article VIII. The Parties shall encourage the exchange of publications on 

science, education, medicine, Il'chnology. literature and art between their 

national, academic and university libraries and other scientific, artistic and 

cultural institutions; they shall exchange syllabuses and curricula, textbooks and 

pedagogical and methodological literature. 

Article IX. Each Contracting Party agrees to create the most favourable 

conditions for the translation and dissemination of books, pamphlets and 

periodicals published by the other Contracting Party in the fields of science, 

education, health, culture and art. 

Article X. The Parties shall do their utmost to encourage co-operation in the 

area of radio and television in the two countries through the exchange of radio 

and television programmes, musical recordings and documentary, popular science 

and educational films. 

Article XI. Each Party shall promote co-operation between sports 

organizations in the two countries in the interest of sports generally and with a 

view to organizing sporting contests between sportsmen of the two countries. 

Article Xll. Bearing in mind the great importance of tourism in fostering an 

understanding of the life, work and culture of peoples, the Parties shall encourage 

tourist travel between the two countries and provide one another with all possible 

co-operation in this field. 

Article Xil. The Contracting Parties shall facilitate the development of 

cultural and scientific relations between the non-governmental organizations of 

the two countries. 

Article XIV. In order to implement the present Agreement, the Parties shall 

jointly prepare and co-ordinate, through the diplomatic channel, annual or biennial 

plans for specific arrangements concerning cultural and scientific exchanges. 

Article XV. Financial questions pertaining to the implementation of the 

Agreement shall be resolved on a reciprocal basis. 

Article XVI. I. The present Agreement is concluded for an indefinite 

period of time and shall come into force on the date of its signing. The Agreement 

may be amended or supplemented by mutual consent of the Parties. 

2. Either Contracting Party shall be entitled to terminate the Agreement, 

which shall be considered invalid six months after one Party notifies the other 

Party, in writing, of its desire to terminate the Agreement. 

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DONE at Moscow, on 21 February 1975, in duplicate, in the Russian and 

Portuguese languages, both texts being equally authentic. 



Republics: 

IV. KUZNFrSrVI 


of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau: 

II. ARAUJOI 

VlI. 1024. II 11



ACCORD' DE COOPE-RATION CULTURELLE ET SCIENTIFIQUE 

ENTRE LE GOUVERNEMENT DE L'UNION DES REPUBLI- 

QUES SOCIALISTES SOVIETIQUES ET LE GOUVERNEMENT 

DE LA REPUBLIQUE DE GUINEE-BISSAU 

Le Gouvernement de l'Union des Republiques socialistes sovi~tiques et le 

Gouvernement de la R6publique de Guin6e-Bissau, d~sireux de d6velopper les 

liens et les 6changes culturels et scientifiques entre les deux pays dans I'int6ret du 

renforcement des relations amicales et d'une compr6hension mutuelle 61argie 

entre le peuple sovi~tique et le peuple de ]a Guin~e-Bissau, 

Sont convenus de ce qui suit: 

Article premier. Les Parties contractantes resserreront et 61argiront les 

6changes culturels et scientifiques mutuellement avantageux sur la base de 

'6galit6, des rapports amicaux, du respect de la souverainet6 et de la 

non-ing6rence dans les affaires int6rieures de l'autre Partie. 

Article II. Les Parties sont convenues d'un commun accord de collaborer 

au d~veloppement de la cooperation et '6change d'exp~rience et de r~alisations 

dans les domaines de la science, de I'enseignement sup~rieur et secondaire, de 

I'ducation nationale, de 'enseignement professionnel, de la sant6, de la 

litt6rature, des arts, de la presse, du cin6ma, de la radio, de la t61Ivision, du sport 

et du tourisme et dans ce but encourageront le d6veloppement des contacts entre 

les organisations et les personnes comp6tentes des deux pays. 

Article III. Dans la mesure de leurs possibilit6s, les deux Parties se 

prteront mutuellement assistance dans le domaine de la formation de cadres 

nationaux pour l'industrie, 'agriculture, la science et la culture, tant par I'octroi 

de possibilit(s d'6tudier dans les 6tablissements d'enseignement sup6rieur et 

secondaire sp~cialis6 que par 'octroi de bourses d'6tudes. 

Article IV. 1. Afin d'encourager les 6changes d'6tudiants, les Parties, dans 

la mesure de leurs possibilit~s, s'attribueront mutuellement un nombre d6termin6 

de bourses d'6tudes et faciliteront aux ressortissants de 'autre Partie 'acc s aux 

6tablissements ou aux centres scientifiques de leur pays pour y 6tudier ou s'y 

perfectionner. 

2. Les Parties reconnaitront mutuellement les dipl6mes de fin d'6tudes et les 

grades universitaires d~livr~s ou conf~r~s en URSS et dans la R6publique de 

Guin6e-Bissau, compte tenu de leur niveau; A cette fin, elles entameront des 

n~gociations en 1975 et signeront un protocole relatif A '6quivalence des dipl6mes 

et des grades universitaires. 

Article V. Les deux Parties favoriseront des 6changes d'enseignants et, 

6galement, de chercheurs et de sp6cialistes du domaine culturel pour travailler 

dans les 6tablissements d'enseignement et les centres scientifiques ou culturels, 

faire des conferences ou des cours, ainsi que pour y rassembler et 6tudier de la 

documentation conform6ment aux programmes 61abor~s par les scientifiques des 

deux pays. 

Entr6 en vigueur le 21 f~vrier 1975 par ha signature, conform~ment A rarticle XVI, paragraphe I. 


1976 


Article VI. Les Parties, chacune dans la mesure de ses possibilit6s, 

encourageront 1'6tude de la langue, de la culture et de ]a litt6rature de I'autre pays 

dans les 6tablissements d'enseignement et les instituts scientifiques correspondants 

de leur pays. 

Article VII. Afin de faire connaitre A chacun de leurs peuples la culture de 

I'autre pays, les Parties contractantes feront venir des ensembles musicaux, des 

troupes th6ftrales et des solistes, organiseront des expositions photographiques et 

artistiques et des conf6rences, favoriseront ]a projection dans leur pays de films 

de I'autre Partie et aideront A la vente et A i'achat de films de I'autre Partie et A 

l'organisation de festivals ou de semaines du cin6ma. 

Article VIII. Les Parties encourageront les 6changes de publications 

concernant la science, I'ducation, la m6decine, ]a technique, ]a litt6rature et I'art 

entre les biblioth~ques nationales, acad6miques et universitaires et les autres 

institutions scientifiques, artistiques et culturelles; elles 6changeront des plans et 

des programmes scientifiques, des manuels, des ouvrages de p6dagogie et de 

m6thode. 

Article IX. Les Parties contractantes sont convenues de cr6er les 

conditions les plus favorables A ]a traduction et t la diffusion des livres, brochures 

et revues 6dit6s par I'autre Partie contractante dans le domaine de ]a science, de 

1'6ducation, de la sant6, de la culture et des arts. 

Article X. Les Parties encourageront par tous les moyens la coop6ration 

dans le domaine de la radiodiffusion et de la t616vision par les 6changes entre les 

deux pays de programmes radiophoniques et de t616vision, d'enregistrements 

musicaux, par les 6changes de films documentaires et de vulgarisation 

scientifique et de films 6ducatifs. 

Article XI. Chacune des Parties encouragera la coop6ration entre les 

organisations sportives des deux pays dans l'int6r~t du sport en g6n6ral et dans le 

but d'organiser des comp6titions sportives entre les deux pays. 

Article XII. Compte tenu de la grande importance du tourisme s'agissant 

de connaitre la vie, le travail et la culture des peuples, les Parties encourageront 

les voyages touristiques et se pr~teront tout le concours possible dans ce domaine. 

Article XIII. Les Parties contractantes favoriseront le d6veloppement des 

relations culturelles et scientifiques entre les organisations non gouvernementales 

des deux pays. 

Article XIV. En vue de r6aliser le pr6sent Accord, les Parties 6tabliront et 

coordonneront en commun, par les voies diplomatiques, des programmes annuels 

ou biennaux comportant des mesures concretes d'6changes culturels et 

scientifiques. 

Article XV. Les questions financi~res relatives i la r6alisation du pr6sent 

Accord seront r6gl6es sur la base de la r6ciprocit6. 

Article XVI. I. Le pr6sent Accord est valable pour une dur6e ind6termin6e 

et entrera en vigueur A dater du jour de la signature. II peut itre modifi6 ou 

complt6 par accord mutuel entre les Parties. 

2. Chacune des Parties contractantes a le droit de d6noncer le pr6sent 

Accord, auquel cas il cessera de produire effet six mois aprqs la date L laquelle 

l'une des Parties aura notifi6 par 6crit t I'autre son intention de le d6noncer. 

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FAIT A Moscou le 21 fevrier 1975, en double exemplaire, en langues russe et 

portugaise, les deux textes faisant 6galement foi. 


de I'Union des R4publiques 

socialistes sovi~tiques: 

[V. KOUZNETSOVJ 



de la R~publique de Guin~e-Bissau: 

[J. ARAUJO]

No. 15042 


and 

GUINEA-BISSAU 

Agreement on co-operation in fishing. Signed at Bissau on 

11 April 1975 




SOVItTIQUES 

et 

GUINtE-BISSAU 

Accord relatif A la coop6ration dans le domaine de la pche. 

Signe A Bissau le 11 avril 1975 


Enregistrg par l'Union des R~publiques socialistes sovigtiques le 5 octobre 

1976. 




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[Signed-Sign6i ' [Signed - Signg] 2 

I Signed by S. Studenetsky-Signd par Stoudenetsky. 

- Signed by 0. Schacht-Sign6 par 0. Schacht. 


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[PORTUGUESE TEXT-TEXTE PORTUGAIS] 

ACORDO ENTRE 0 GOVERNO DA UNIAO DAS REPOBLICAS 

SOCIALISTAS SOVIIfTICAS E 0 GOVERNO DA REPUBLICA 

DA GUIN]f-BISSAU SOBRE A COOPERACAO NO DOMfNIO 

DA PESCA 

0 Governo da Unido das Rep(iblicas Socialistas Sovi6ticas e o Governo da 

Reptiblica da Guin6-Bissau, baseando-se nas relag6es de amizade que existem 

entre os dois Paises e tendo um interesse reciproco na cooperaqfio no dominio da 

pesca assinaram o Acordo seguinte: 

Artigo 1* As Partes Contratantes concordam em realizar a cooperagdo e 

em prestar-se assistencia mitua no dominio da pesca e, corn este fim, organizar 

acq6es e consultas sobre problemas prdticos respeitantes a pesquizas na pesca 

maritima e na exploragdo industrial dos stocks nas dguas costeiras da Reptiblica 

da Guin6-Bissau, A formagdo de quadros nacionais e A assistencia t6cnica no 

desemvolvimento da pesca da Repdiblica da Guin6-Bissau. 

Artigo 20. 0 Governo da Unido das Reptiblicas Socialistas Sovi6ticas 

prestard ao Governo da Repfiblica da Guin6-Bissau ura ajuda econ6mica e 

t6cnica para o desenvolvimento da sua inddistria de pesca por meio de: 

- estudo dos stocks de peixe nas figuas costeiras feito por barcos de pesquiza 

sovi6ticos; 

- formagdo de quadros guineenses para a indtistria national de pesca; 

- assistencia no desenvolvimento do sector pdblico da indtistria de pesca por 

meio da criagdo da frota de pesca comercial, incluindo o envio de specialistas 

sovi6ticos a bordo dos barcos, assim como a garantia da base t6cnica e 

material das sociedades cooperativas e das outras organizag6es de pescadores; 

- assist~ncia no projecto e na construrdo de emprezas de tratamento em terra. 

Artigo 30 . Com o fir da realizaqio das acg6es previstas pelo artigo 2* deste 

Acordo, o Governo da Unido das Repdiblicas Socialistas Sovi6ticas: 

a) fard doagdo A Repfiblica da Guin6-Bissau de cinco barcos de pesca de 

tonelagem m6dia que estdo actualmente em exploraqgo, equipados corn 

instrumentos de pesca e com pegas sobresselentes, e enviari, por sua conta, 

em 1975, cinco tripulag6es para a exploragdo destes barcos e para a formagdo 

dos quadros guineenses; 

b) confirma o seu acordo para assistencia t6cnica na construrdo de emprezas 

industriais de pesca em terra, tendo em conta que a decisdo definitiva serd 

tomada ap6s e elaboraigo do estudo t6cnico e econ6mico por organizag6es 

sovi6ticas sobre a utilidade desta construrgio; 

c) enviarfi um barco de pesquizas munido de instrumentos de pesca e do 

equipamento necessirios, corn tripulagdo e cientistas, e pagari as despesas, A 

exceprfdo do sal~rio de cinco especialistas guineenses que tomarfo parte nos 

trabalhos de pesquiza realizados pelo barco. Os resultados das pesquizas serdo 

utilizados pelas duas partes para a pesca organizada em bases cientificas. 

Artigo 4 . A lista das emprezas de pesca previstas para construro assim 

como as condig6es de pagamento serto determinadas pelos Governos das duas 


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partes Contratantes ap6s consideraqiio em comum do estudo t6cnico e econ6mico 

realizado em conformidade corn este acordo. 

Artigo 5'. As Partes confirmam o seu acordo para a criaqio de ura 

Sociedade Mixta cujo objectivo 6 a pesca nas iguas adjacentes ats costas e "as ilhas 

da Rep6blica da Guin6-Bissau assim como nas outras regi6es do Oceano 

Atlintico. 

Os meios recebidos da comercializaqiio do pescado serio utilizados, cm 

primeiro lugar, para a amortizaqio das despesas das duas partes, ligadas corn a 

exploraqfio da frota de pesca pertencente it sociedade. 

As condi 6es concretas e a ordem da realizaqfio das acq6es ligadas i 

organizaq.io da pesca conjunta ser5o determinadas em documentos apropriados, 

que devem ser assinados pelos organismos competentes das partes como 

desenvolvimento deste Acordo. 

Artigo 6'. 0 Governo da Rept~blica da Guin6-Bissau deverAi, nos seus 

portos, aos barcos de pesca da frota da Unifio Sovi~tica, a possibilidade de: 

- permanecer no ancoradouro e perto do cais; 

- reparaqio profilitica destes barcos e reparaqio ap6s a campanha, que serfi 

realizada por tripulaq~es que se rendem; 

- descarregar, carregar e transbordar o pescado e o material tcnico; 

- abastec&-los de 6igua d6ce, combustivel e alimentos. 

O nfimero dos barcos da frota de pesca da Unifio Sovidtica, o volume e as 

condig6es do -seu serviqo nos portos da Reptiblica da Guin6-Bissau serfio 

determinados de segundo acordo entre os organismos competentes das duas 

partes. 

O Governo da Reptiblica da Guin&Bissau vfio tamb~m criar as condigtes 

favoraiveis para a entrada e i saida das tripulao;6es dos barcos de pesca sovieticos 

aquando da sua substituigLio nos portos guineenses. 

Artigo 70 . A realizagiio do estudo tdcnico e econ6mico, assim como dos 

trabalhos de projecto e propecqfio, ligados corn a constru~iio das emprezas da 

indtistria de pesca; as entregas pela Unifo Sovidtica de equipamentos e de 

materiais que podem ser encontrados na Reptiblica da Guin&Bissau; a assistencia 

t~cnica na construgiio por via de consultas no decurso da montagem, ajustamento 

e arranque das instala ;6es, assim como o envio de especialistas'para trabalho na 

empreza de tratamento em terra, serfio realizados na base de contratos a firmar 

entre os organismos competentes sovi~ticos e guineenses. 

Os contratos fixarfio os volumes, as datas de entrega, os pregos, as garantias 

da qualidade das instalaqt6es e do equipamento, a responsabilidade das duas 

partes em caso de forga-maior, assim como as outras condiq6es detalhados da 

realizaqLio dos compromissos reciprocos decorrentes deste acordo. Os preqos dos 

equipamentos e dos materiais serfio determinados na base das cotaq6es mundiais. 

Artigo 8'. Corn o fim de elaborar e realizar as ac 6es sobre a aplicaqLio 

deste Acordo, ura Comissfio mixta, composta de representantes das duas Partes 

Contratantes sera constituida. 

Durante tres meses ap6s a entrada em vigor do presente Acordo, cada uma 

das duas Partes Contratantes designarAi um representante e seu adjunto e 

comunicari os seus nomes Ai outra Parte Contratante. 

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Esta Comiss~o Mixta reunir-se-A segundo as necessidades, alternadamente 

no territ6rio de cada um das duas Partes Contratantes. 

As recomendag6es da Comissdo Mixta serdo apresentadas A aprovagdo das 

duas Partes Contratantes e considerar-se-5o em vigor se durante dois meses 

nenhuma objecgfo chege e qualquer das Partes Contratantes. 

Artigo 9 ° . As duas Partes Contratantes acordam que, com o fim da 

realizagdo dos objectivos do presente Acordo, a Parte Sovi6tica constituird uma 

Representagio do Minist6rio da Pesca da Unio Sovi6tica, e a suas expensas, na 

Reptiblica da Guin6-Bissau. 

Artigo 100. 0 presente Acordo entra em vigor no dia da sua assinatura. 

0 Acordo permanecerf em vigor .durante dez anos e serd prorrogado por 

consentimento tdcito das duas Partes para os periodos quinquenais seguintes 

desde que at seis meses antes da expiraiao do periodo correspondente nenhuma 

das Partes declare o seu desejo de p6r fim A sua validade. 

FEITO em Bissau, a I I de Abril de 1975, em dois exemplares em Portugues e 

em Russo, os dois textos fazendo igualmente f6. 

Pelo Governo 

da Unifio das Reptiblicas Socialistas 

Sovi6ticas: 

[Signed-Signi] I 

Signed by S. Studenetsky-Sign6 par S. Stoudenetsky. 

Signed by 0. Schacht-Sign6 par 0. Schacht. 

Pelo Governo 

da Reptdblica da Guin6-Bissau: 

[Signed-Sign6] 2 


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MENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF GUINEA-BISSAU ON CO- 

OPERATION IN FISHING 


Government of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau, bearing in mind the friendly 

relations existing between the two countries and considering their mutual interest 

in co-operation in fishing, 

Have concluded the following Agreement: 

Article 1. The Contracting Parties agree to co-operate and provide each 

other with assistance in fishing matters and, for that purpose, to arrange activities 

and consultations on practical matters relating to ocean fishery research, 

systematic exploitation of fish stocks in the coastal waters of the Republic of 

Guinea-Bissau, training national staff and technical assistance for the 

development of fishing in the Republic of Guinea-Bissau. 

Article 2. The Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics shall 

provide the Government of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau with economic and 

technical assistance for developing its fishing industry by means of: 

- surveys of the fish stocks in its coastal waters by Soviet research vessels; 

- training of Guinea-Bissau personnel for the national fishing industry: 

- assistance for developing the public sector of the fishing industry through the 

establishment of a commercial fishing fleet, including the assignment and 

through the provision of the material and technical base for co-operative 

societies and other fishermen's associations; and 

- assistance in the planning and construction of onshore fish processing 

enterprises. 

Article 3. With the aim of carrying out the measures provided for in article 

2, the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: 

(a) shall donate to the Republic of Guinea-Bissau five medium-tonnage fishing 

vessels currently in service, complete with fishing gear and spare parts, and 

shall at its expense in 1975 assign five crews to operate those vessels and train 

Guinean-Bissau personnel; 

(b) shall agree to provide technical assistance for the construction of onshore fish 

processing enterprises, on the understanding that the final decision will be 

taken after a study by Soviet organizations of the technical and economic 

viability of such construction; 

(c) shall send a research vessel with the necessary fishing gear and equipment, 

and with crew and scientific workers, bearing all costs except the wages of 

five Guinean-Bissau specialists who will take part in the research conducted 

by the vessel. The results of the research will be used by both Parties for the 

purpose of organizing fishing on a scientific basis. 

Came into force on II April 1975 by signature, in accordance with article 10. 


1976 United Nations-Treaty Series * Nations Unies-Recueil des Traltks 333 

Article 4. A list of the fish enterprises to be constructed and the conditions 

of payment shall be prepared by the Governments of the Contracting Parties after 

joint consideration of the technical and economic viability study carried out in 

pursuance of this Agreement. 

Article 5. The Parties shall agree to establish a joint company to fish the 

coastal waters of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau and its islands and other regions 

of the Atlantic Ocean. 

Priority in the use of the revenue obtained from fish marketing shall be given 

to defraying the costs of both Parties in the operation of the company's fishing 

fleet. 

The specific conditions and arrangements for carrying out measures related 

to the organization of joint fishing shall be laid down in suitable documents to be 

signed by the competent organizations of the Parties in furtherance of this 

Agreement. 

Article 6. The Government of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau shall in its 

ports afford vessels of the Soviet fishing fleet the opportunity: 

- to stand at anchor and tie up at moorings; 

- to carry out maintenance and post-cruise repair work on those vessels, the 

latter to be performed by Soviet relief crews; 

- to unload, load and trans-ship fish and technical equipment; 

- to take on fresh water, fuel and provisions. 

The number of vessels in the Soviet fishing fleet, and the extent of and 

conditions for their servicing in ports of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau shall be 

determined by agreement between the competent organizations of the Parties. 

The Government of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau shall also create 

favourable conditions for the entry and departure of the crews of Soviet fishing 

vessels when crews are changed in ports in Guinea-Bissau. 

Article 7. The execution of the technical and economic viability study and 

the surveying and design work connected with the construction of processing 

enterprises, the supply by the Soviet Union of equipment and materials which 

cannot be obtained in the Republic of Guinea-Bissau, technical assistance in the 

construction work in the form of consultancy during the assembly, installation 

and start-up of equipment, and the assignment of specialists to work in the 

onshore fish processing enterprises shall be governed by contracts to be 

concluded between the competent Soviet and Guinean-Bissau organizations. 

Such contracts shall lay down quantities, delivery dates, prices, guarantees of the 

quality of plant and equipment, the liability of the Parties in cases of force 

majeure, and other specific conditions for the fulfilment of each Party's 

obligations under this Agreement. Prices for equipment and materials shall be 

determined on the basis of world market prices. 

Article 8. A Joint Commission shall be established to plan and carry out 

measures in implementation of this Agreement. 

Each Contracting Party shall within three months of the entry into force of 

this Agreement appoint a representative and an alternate to the Commission and 

communicate their names to the other Contracting Party. 



The Joint Commission shall be convened as required, alternately in the 

territory of each Contracting Party. 

Recommendations of the Joint Commission shall be submitted for the 

approval of the Contracting Parties and shall be deemed to have taken effect if 

neither Party has raised any objection within two months. 

Article 9. The Contracting Parties agree that, for the purpose of carrying 

out the provisions of this Agreement, the Soviet Party shall at its own expense set 

up in the Republic of Guinea-Bissau an office of the USSR Ministry of Fisheries. 

Article 10. This Agreement shall enter into force on the date of its 

signature. 

It shall remain in force for 10 years and shall be extended by tacit agreement 

of the Parties for succeeding five-year periods unless one Party gives notice, not 

later than six months before the expiry of the period in question, of its desire to 

terminate the Agreement. 

DONE at Bissau on I I April 1975 in two copies, in the Russian and Portugese 



of the Union of Soviet Socialist of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau: 

Republics: 

[S. STUDENETSKYI [0. SCHACHT] 

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RtEPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES SOVItTIQUES ET LE GOU- 

VERNEMENT DE LA RPUBLIQUE DE GUINEE-BISSAU 

RELATIF A LA COOPERATION DANS LE DOMAINE DE 

LA PECHE 

Le Gouvernement de l'Union des Rpubliques socialistes sovi~tiques et le 

Gouvernement de la R~publique de Guin~e-Bissau, se fondant sur les relations 

d'amiti6 qui existent entre leurs deux pays, et prenant tous les deux intrt L la 

coop6ration dans le domaine de la p~che, 

Ont conclu le pr6sent Accord et sont convenus de ce qui suit: 

Article premier. Les Parties contractantes conviennent de coop6rer et de se 

prter mutuelLement assistance dans le domaine de la peche et, /i cette fin, de 

proc6der A des arrangements et it des consultations sur des questions pratiques 

relatives A ]a recherche dans le domaine de la pche en mer, ]'exploitation 

rationnelle des ressources halieutiques des eaux adjacentes au littoral et aux iles 

de la R6publique de Guin6e-Bissau, A la formation de cadres nationaux et "A la 

coop6ration technique pour le d6veloppement de la p6che en R6publique de 

Guin6e-Bissau. 

Article 2. Le Gouvernement de l'Union des R6publiques socialistes 

sovi6tiques fournira au Gouvernement de la R6publique de Guin6e-Bissau une 

assistance technique et 6conomique pour le d6veloppement de l'industrie de la 

p~che: 

- En faisant effectuer i bord de navires sovi6tiques de prospection scientifique 

des recherches sur les ressources halieutiques dans les eaux adjacentes; 

- En assurant la formation de cadres guin6ens pour I'industrie nationale de la 

p6che; 

- En envoyant des sp6cialistes sovi(tiques travailler 'i bord de bateaux de peche, 

ainsi qu'en renforgant l'infrastructure mat6rielle et technique de l'industrie de 

la peche faisant partie du secteur d'Etat, ainsi que les soci6t6s coop6ratives et 

les autres organisations de p&heurs; 

- En participant t la planification et "A la construction d'usines de traitement du 

poisson A terre. 

Article 3. En vue d'assurer la mise en oeuvre des mesures pr6vues A I'article 

2 du pr6sent Accord, le Gouvernement de I'Union des R6publiques socialistes 

sovi6tiques: 

a) Fera don Ai la R6publique de Guin6e-Bissau de cinq navires de peche de 

tonnage moyen d6jA arm6s et 6quip6s d'instruments de p~che et de pieces de 

rechange, et enverra A ses frais en 1975 cinq 6quipages qui travailleront Ai bord 

de ces navires et assureront la formation des cadres guin6ens; 

b) Confirme qu'il accordera une assistance technique pour li construction 

d'usines de traitement du poisson "t terre, 6tant entendu que la d6cision 

Entr6 en vigueur Ic II avril 1975 par la ,ignature. conform6mcnt - I'article 10 

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d6finitive concernant l'octroi de cette assistance ne sera prise qu'apr~s 

1'61aboration par des organismes sovi6tiques d'une 6tude de faisabilit6 de leur 

construction ; 

c) Enverra un navire de recherche scientifique muni des instruments de peche et 

du mat6riel n6cessaires et transportant, en sus de son 6quipage, des conseillers 

scientifiques, et prendra A sa charge tous les frais A ]'exception de la 

r6mun6ration de cinq sp6cialistes guin6ens qui prendront part aux recherches 

effectu6es sur le navire. Les r6sultats de ces recherches serviront aux deux 

Parties A organiser la pche industrielle sur des bases scientifiques. 

Article 4. La liste des usines dont la construction est pr6vue, ainsi que les 

conditions de paiement seront d6termin6es par les Gouvernements des Parties 

contractantes apris qu'elles auront examin6 conjointement 1'6tude de faisabilit6 

qui aura 6t6 r6alis6e conform6ment au prdsent Accord. 

Article 5. Les Parties conviennent de cr6er une soci6t6 mixte pour ]a peche 

au poisson et aux autres produits de la mer dans les eaux adjacentes au littoral et 

aux ties de la R6publique de Guin6e-Bissau, ainsi que dans d'autres zones de 

I'oc~an Atlantique. 

Les ressources financi~res provenant de la commercialisation du poisson 

serviront en premier lieu A amortir les d6penses encourues par les deux Parties 

pour I'exploitation de la flotte de peche appartenant A la soci6t6. 

Les conditions pratiques et le calendrier d'ex6cution des mesures li6es A 

l'organisation de la peche en commun seront ddtermin6s dans des documents 

compl6mentaires appropri6s qui seront sign6s par les organes comp6tents des 

deux Parties pour donner effet au pr6sent Accord. 

Article 6. Le Gouvernement de la R6publique de Guinde-Bissau fournira A 

la flotte de peche de I'Union sovi6tique les services suivants dans ses ports: 

- Droit d'ancrage et d'accostage; 

- Possibilit6 pour les 6quipages sovi6tiques de proc6der A des r6parations 

pr6ventives et en cours de trajet des navires; 

- Possibilit6 de charger, d6charger et transborder le poisson et le mat6riel 

technique; 

- Possibilit6 de se ravitailler en eau douce, en combustible et en denr6es 

alimentaires. 

Le nombre de navires de p~che de I'Union sovi6tique, leur tonnage et les 

conditions dans lesquelles leur service sera assur6 dans les ports de la R6publique 

de Guin6e-Bissau seront d6termin6s d'un commun accord par les organismes 

comptents des deux Parties. 

Le Gouvernement de la R6publique de Guin~e-Bissau veillera 6galement A 

cr6er les conditions les plus favorables possible en ce qui concerne 1'entr6e dans 

le pays et le d6part des 6quipages des navires de p.che sovi6tiques au moment de 

leur relive dans les ports guin6ens. 

Article 7. La r6alisation de 1'6tude de faisabilit6 et des travaux de 

prospection li6s A la construction des usines de traitement du poisson A terre, les 

livraisons par l'Union sovi6tique du mat6riel et de 1'6quipement qu'on ne pourra 

se procurer en R6publique de Guin6e-Bissau, I'assistance technique A la 

construction, sous forme de services consultatifs portant sur le montage, le 

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r6glage et la mise en marche des installations, ainsi que I'envoi des sp6cialistes qui 

seront charg6s de travailler dans les usines de traitement du poisson i terre, seront 

r6gis par des contrats conclus entre les organismes sovi6tiques et guin6ens 

comp6tents. Ces contrats d6termineront le volume et les dates des livraisons, les 

prix, les garanties de la qualit6 des installations et des machines, la responsabilite 

des deux Parties en cas de force majeure, ainsi que d'autres conditions d6taill6es 

d'ex6cution des obligations incombant aux deux Parties au terme de I'Accord. 

Les prix des 6quipements et du mat6riel seront d6termin6s sur la base des cours 

internationaux. 

Article 8. Aux fins de l'61aboration et de la r6alisation de mesures pr6vues 

pour I'application du pr6sent Accord, il est crY6 une Commission mixte composde 

de repr6sentants des deux Parties contractantes. 

Dans un d61ai de trois mois "i compter de 1'entr6e en vigueur du pr6sent 

Accord, chacune des deux Parties contractantes d6signera son repr6sentant A 

cette Commission ainsi qu'un suppl6ant et communiquera leurs noms "t I'autre 

Partie. 

La Commission mixte se r6unira selon que de besoin, alternativement sur le 

territoire de chacune des deux Parties contractantes. 

Les recommandations de la Commission mixte seront transmises pour 

approbation aux Parties contractantes et seront consid6r6es comme prenant effet 

si a I'expiration d'un d6lai de deux mois aucune des Parties ne soul~ve 

d'objection. 

Article 9. Les Parties contractantes conviennent qu'en vue de I'application 

des dispositions du pr6sent Accord la Partie sovi6tique cr6era i ses frais une 

repr6sentation en R6publique de Guin6e-Bissau du Ministare de la peche de 

I'URSS. 

Article 10. Le pr6sent Accord entrera en vigueur le jour de sa signature. 

II restera en vigueur pendant une p6riode de dix ans et sera proroge par 

accord tacite des deux Parties pour des p6riodes successives de cinq ans, at moins 

que l'une des deux Parties ne fasse part "i I'autre de son intention d'y mettre fin au 

moins six mois avant I'expiration de la p6riode en cours. 

FAIT it Bissau le I I avril 1975, en deux exemplaires en langues russe et 



de l'Union des R6publiques de la R6publique de Guin6e-Bissau: 

socialistes sovi6tiques : 

IS. STOUDENETSKYI 10. SCHACHTI 

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No. 15043 


and 

GAMBIA 

Agreement on cooperation in the field of fisheries. Signed at 

Moscow on 18 March 1975 

Authentic texts: Russian and English. 



SOVIETIQUES 

et 

GAMBIE 

Accord relatif A ia coop6ration dans le domaine des 

pcheries. Sign6 a Moscou le 18 mars 1975 

Textes authentiques: russe et anglais. 

Enregistri par I'Union des Rpubliques socialistes sovietiques le 5 octobre 

1976. 

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COUAHaJ1HCTHeCKHX Pecny6.AHK: 

[Signed-Signf ] 

raM6H.9: 

[Signed-Signi 1 2 

Signed by A. lshkov-Sign6 par A. Ishkov. 

Signed by A. B. N'Diuye-Sign6 par A. B. N'l)iaye. 

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MENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE GAMBIA ON COOPERA- 

TION IN THE FIELD OF FISHERIES 


Government of the Republic of the Gambia, 

proceeding from the friendly relations existing between both countries, 

being mutually interested in the implementation of economic cooperation, 

and in particular, in the field of marine fisheries, 

admitting the necessity to carry out fisheries on a scientific basis with due 

regard to conservation of fishery resources, and 

taking into account the advisability of development and coordination of 

fishery researches and the exchange of scientific and other data in the field of 

fisheries, have decided to conclude the Agreement on the following: 

Article I. The Contracting Parties agreed to cooperate and render mutual 

assistance in the field of fisheries and with this aim to carry out arrangements and 

consultations on practical questions of marine fishery researches, industrial 

utilization of fish stocks in the waters adjacent to the Republic of the Gambia, 

training the national personnel and rendering technical assistance in the 

development of fisheries of the Republic of the Gambia. 

Article 2. The Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics shall 

render the Government of the Republic of the Gambia technical and economic 

assistance: 

- in conducting scientific surveys on fish stock assessment in the waters, 

adjacent to the Republic of the Gambia; 

- in development of national fisheries in catching and processing of fish; 

- in training the Gambian specialists in the educational institutions of the USSR 

as well as on board the Soviet vessels while working as their crew members. 

Article 3. With a view to implementation of the measures foreseen in 

Article 2 of the present Agreement, the Government of the Union of Soviet 

Socialist Republics: 

a) shall send a research vessel, equipped with necessary fishing equipment and 

gear, and with the crew and scientists on board, and shall bear the expenses 

(except the salaries) related to participation of five Gambian specialists in the 

researches to be carried out on board this vessel. The results of researches 

shall be handed over to the Government of the Republic of the Gambia; 

b) agrees to render technical assistance in constructing the shore fishing industry 

units, having in mind that the final decision on this matter will be taken after 

the Feasibility Report for their construction is worked out by Soviet 

organizations. 

Carme into force on 18 March 1975 by signature. in accordance with article 6. 

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The list of units to be constructed as well as the terms of payment will be 

determined by the Governments of the Contracting Parties after mutual 

consideration of the Feasibility Report elaborated in accordance with the present 

Agreement. 

Article 4. The Government of the Republic of the Gambia in its ports shall 

consider providing fishing vessels of the Soviet Union with possibilities for the 

following services: 

- anchoring and berthing; 

- carrying out preventive and midtrip repairs to be done by Soviet teams; 

- unloading, loading and overloading of fish and technical and material supply; 

- fresh water, fuel and food supply. 

The number of Soviet fishing vessels, volume and terms of their supply in the 

ports of the Republic of the Gambia shall be determined by the competent 

organizations of the Parties. 

The Government of the Republic of the Gambia shall also facilitate the 

creation of the most favourable conditions for entry and departure of crews of the 

Soviet fishing vessels during their changing in the Gambian ports. 

Article 5. Each Contracting Party shall nominate a Representative and 

Deputy Represqntative, who will hold their meetings once a year in turn on the 

territory of each of the Parties to work out and coordinate the measures on 

implementation of the present Agreement. 

Proposals and recommendations of the Parties' representatives are included in 

the Protocol, which should be approved by the Parties. 

Article 6. The present Agreement comes into force on the day of its 

signing. The Agreement is valid within the period of five years and shall be 

automatically prolonged for the next three-year periods if none of the Parties 

denounce it not later than 6 months in advance before the expiry of the 

corresponding period. 

DONE in Moscow this 18 day of March, 1975, in two copies each, in Russian 

and English, both texts being equally valid. 


of the Union of Soviet Socialist of the Republic of the Gambia: 

Republics: 

I Signed - Sign I I Sined - Signe 1 2 

Signed by A. Ishkov-Signe par I khkov. 

Signed by A. B. N'Diaye-Sign par A. B. N'Diayc. 

Vol. 10)24. I-I'l


[TRADUCTION - TRANSLATION] 


RI PUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES SOVIIfTIQUES ET LE 

GOUVERNEMENT DE LA REPUBLIQUE DE GAMBIE RE- 

LATIF A LA COOPERATION DANS LE DOMAINE DES 

PICHERIES 

Le Gouvernement de I'Union des R6publiques socialistes sovi6tiques et le 

Gouvernement de la Rdpublique de Gambie, 

Se fondant sur les relations amicales qui existent entre leurs deux pays, 

D6sireux de d6velopper une coop6ration 6conomique mutuelle, en particulier 

dans le domaine de la p~che en mer, 

Reconnaissant la n6cessit6 d'exploiter la peche sur des bases scientifiques en 

veillant d~ment A pr6server les ressources halieutiques, et 

Consid6rant qu'il est souhaitable de d6velopper et de coordonner les 

recherches dans le domaine de la peche et les 6changes de donn#es scientifiques 

et autres dans ce m6me domaine, ont dcid de conclure le pr6sent Accord et sont 

convenus de ce qui suit: 

Article premier. Les Parties contractantes conviennent de coop6rer et de se 

prater mutuellement assistance dans le domaine de la peche et, A cette fin, de 

prendre des mesures et d'entamer des consultations sur les questions concretes 

qui pourront se poser i propos de la recherche dans le domaine de la peche en 

mer, de l'exploitation industrielle des ressources halieutiques dans les eaux 

adjacentes Ai la R6publique de Gambie, de la formation du personnel national et de 

I'assistance technique pour le ddveloppement de la peche en R6publique de 

Gambie. 

Article 2. Le Gouvernement de I'Union des R6publiques socialistes 

sovi6tiques fournira au Gouvernement de la R6publique de Gambie une assistance 

technique et 6conomique: 

- Pour la r6alisation de travaux de recherche scientifique ayant pour objet 

d'6valuer les ressources halieutiques dans les eaux adjacentes au littoral de la 

R6publique de Gambie; 

- Pour le d6veloppement de la peche nationale, tant en ce qui concerne les 

pecheries que les industries de traitement du poisson; 

- Pour la formation de sp6cialistes gambiens tant dans les 6tablissements 

d'enseignement de I'URSS qu' bord de navires sovi6tiques ofi ils travailleront 

comme membres de 1"6quipage. 

Article 3. En vue d'assurer la mise en euvre des mesures vis6es A I'article 2 

du pr6sent Accord, le Gouvernement de l'Union des R6publiques socialistes 

sovi6tiques: 

Enr cn vigueur le 18 mar, 1975 par la ignaturc. conform~ment I I'arliclc 6. 

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a) Enverra un navire de recherche scientifique muni de tout I'outillage et materiel 

de p~che n6cessaires et transportant, en sus de son 6quipage, des 

collaborateurs scientifiques, et il prendra A sa charge tous les frais, At 

I'exception de la r6mun6ration de cinq sp6cialistes gambiens qui participeront 

aux recherches effectu6es t bord du navire. Les rdsultats des recherches 

seront transmis au Gouvernement de la R6publique de Gambie; 

b) Accepte de fournir une assistance technique pour la construction d'usines de 

traitement des produits de la pdche A terre, dtant bien entendu que la d6cision 

d6finitive quant A I'octroi de cette assistance ne sera prise qu'apris 

I'61aboration par des organismes sovi6tiques d'une 6tude de faisabilit6 

concernant leur construction. 

La liste des usines devant 8tre ainsi construites ainsi que les conditions de 

paiement seront d6termin6es par les Gouvernements des Parties contractantes 

apr~s qu'elles auront conjointement examin6 le rapport de faisabilit6 6tabli 

conform6ment au pr6sent Accord. 

Article 4. Le Gouvernement de la R~publique de Gambie veillera Ai fournir 

dans ses ports aux navires de la flotte de piche de I'Union sovi6tique les services 

suivants : 

- Droit d'ancrage et d'accostage; 

- Rdparations pr6ventives et en cours de voyage, lesquelles r6parations seront 

effectu6es par les 6quipages sovi6tiques; 

- DMchargement, chargement et transbordement du poisson et du mat6riel 

technique ; 

- Ravitaillement en eau douce, en combustible et en vivres. 

Le nombre de navires de peche sovi6tiques, leur tonnage et les conditions 

dans lesquelles leur service sera assur6 dans les ports de la R6publique de Gambie 

seront d6termin6s d'un commun accord par les organismes comp6tents des deux 

Parties. 

Le Gouvernement de la Rdpublique de Gambie veillera 6galement A faciliter 

au maximum le d6part et I'entr6e dans le pays des 6quipages des navires de peche 

sovi6tiques au moment de leur relkve dans les ports gambiens. 

Article 5. Les Parties contractantes d6signeront chacune un reprdsentant et 

un suppl6ant qui se rencontreront une fois par an, alternativement sur le territoire 

de chacune des deux Parties, en vue de mettre au point et de coordonner les 

mesures d'application du pr6sent Accord. 

Les propositions et les recommandations des repr6sentants des Parties 

seront consigndes dans un protocole qui sera soumis A IFapprobation des Parties. 

Article 6. Le pr6sent Accord entrera en vigueur A la date de sa signature. II 

restera en vigueur pendant cinq ans, et il sera prorog6 automatiquement pour des 

p6riodes de cinq ans chacune, A moins que I'une des deux Parties n'informe 

I'autrc, six mois au moins avant I'expiration de la p6riode de validit6 en cours, de 

son intention de le d6noncer. 

\'oI. 1024, . 1-I W3


FAIT A, Moscou Ie 18 mars 1975, en deux exemplaires, en langues russe et 

anglaise, les deux textes faisant 6galement foi. 


de I'Union des R6publiques 

socialistes sovi6tiques: 

[A. ISHKOV] 

Vol 1024. 1-1504W 


de la R~publique de Gambie: 

[A. B. N'DIAYE!

No. 15044 


and 

JAPAN 

Agreement concerning the conduct of fishing operations 

(with annexes). Signed at Tokyo on 7 June 1975 

Authentic texts: Russian and Japanese. 


UNION DES RIPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES 

SOVIETIQUES 

et 

JAPON 

Accord concernant 1'exercice de la pche (avec annexes). 

Sign6 ai Tokyo le 7 juin 1975 

Textes authentiques: russe et japonais. 

Enregistrg par I'Union des Rpubliques socialistes sovigtiques le 5 octobre 

1976. 

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CTpaHe OTBeTqHKa B BO3MO)I(HO KOpOTKHA CpOK COCTaBjrleT JOKnlaA, co~ep>KatUtHi 

ee BbIBObl OTHOCHTeJlbHO: 

(a) cIaKTOB, nocjiy>KHBWHX OCHOBaHHeM gJAm npeTeH3HH; 

(6) pa3Mepa yuLep6a; 

(6) CTeneHH OTBeTCTBeHHOCTH OTBeTqHKa HI/HiH HCTLta; 

(Z) CyMMbl, KOTOpam JtO >KHa 6blTb yniiaqeHa OTBeTqH4KOM HlH HCT,OM B 

KaqeCTBe KOMneHcutmH yMep6a, noHeceHHorO B pe~y3lbTaTe AaHHoro 

HHIgH4eHTa. 

ECJrH KOMmCCHi He npHHwja K ejHHOMy 3aKto'meHH[o no BbIweynOMlHyTbIM 

nyHKTaM, TO OTMeaeTC.9 B JOKJIarge c notpo6HbM H3.Ao>KeHHeM MHeHHR 

KaXoro qeHa KOMtiCCHH no 3THM nyHKTaM. 

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OTBgTqHKa C IIHCbMeHHOi npOCb6oi o nepecMOTpe qaHHorO Aena. -lpocb6a HCT[ka 

o nepecMOTpe gejna gOj1)KHa 6blTb nogaHa qepe3 KOMHCCHIO B CTpaHe HCTUa. 

B 3alBJneHHH c npOCb6oA o nepecMoTpe Aeuia Aou*iwHo 6blTb H3J10>KeHO ee 

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CTpaHe OTBeT'HKa B TetieHHe 30 )jHeUi CO IH5i nOCTYneHHm npocb6b o 

nepecMOTpe xteiia nIpHHHMaeT peueHHe o Ltenecoo6pa3HOCTH ero nepecMoTpa. 

O IIpHH51TOM peLeHH KOMHCCHa coo6t[taeT HCT[ y, OTBeTqHKy H KOMneTeHTlblM 

opraHH3agHM O6OHtX [paBHTeJbCTB. EcJim KOMHCCH.I flpHHHMaeT petueHHe o 

nepecMoTpe geua, OHa B TeqeHHe 30 AHeri CO )AHq npHHT|49 TaKoro pe~wemm 

COCTaBA~ieT HOBblI JAOKflaa H He3aMetJHTebHO HanpaBqeT ero HCTLty, 

OTBeT t HKy H KOMneTeHTHbIM op|a[HH 3agmaM o6OHx I-paBHTenbCTB. 

6. 3a HCKJlO'jeHHeM cJIytiaeB HpHHaiTH1 KOMHCCHeAi peweHHsl o nepecMOTpe 

geua, KOMneTeHTHbie opraHHaUH Kawtoro [IpaBHTe.hCTBa 6yxyT np.imaraTI 



yCHJAHRl K TOMy, qTO6bI npeTeH314SI 6blna yperymi1pOBaHa Me>K)y HCT[tOM iH 

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nepecMOTpe tejia, HCTeLt 4 OTBeTqHK B TeqenHe 90 Atei CO JAHA noJyqeHH 

JtOKjiaa, cogep Kauero Bb1BObibl KOMHCCHH, coo6uqaloT KOMnleTeHTHbIM opraHH- 

3aRLHqM CBOHX HpaBHTeJIbCTB 0 CBOeM coriaHai C Bb1bOiaMH KoMHCCH Hi1m 

Bo3paKeHHH npOTB HHX. B ciyqae flpHHTHqi KOMHccHeAi peteami o 

nepecMOTpe Aejia, HCTet H OTBeTqHK AejatOT TaKHe Kecoo6u~eHHR B TeqeHHe 30 

AHel4 CO AHI nOfIyteHHM HMH HOBOrO )AOKJraJa. 

(2) KoMneTeHTHble opraHH3aLkHH O6OHX f'paBHTerlbCTB B BO3MOIHO KOpOT- 

KHA CpOK nepetatoT KOMHCCHH B CTpaHe OTBeTqHKa coo6uteHH14 OT HCTt1a H 

OTBeTtlHKa OTHOCHTeJ1bHO BbIBOAOB KOMHCCHH. 

8. Ecinm KoMHCCHq B CTpaHe OTBeTqHKa He np1UAa K emHOMy 3aKjlIoqeHHIO 

no BonpocaM, ynOM3IHyTbIM B n. 3, H nojiaraeT, qTO o6pauteHne c npocb6On o 

nepecMOTpe Aejia He nocJieXyeT, Him ecji OHa noJlyqHT coo6u eHHe 0 TOM, qTO 

14CTeQLH~4 OTBeTqHK OTKa3biBaeTCI npHHiSTb BbIBOJbi KOMHCCHH, OHa 6y~eT 

peKoMeHAOBaTb HCTtAy H OTBeTqHKy nepeaTb JejO Ha ap6HTpa)KHoe pa36t4pa- 

TejbCTBO. 

9. Kawaa 143 KOMHCCmAi e>KerotHO HanpaBAeT o6o.M FlpaBHTeqbCTBaM 

OTqeT 0 paCCMOTpeHHbiX eto Aejiax H 0 pe3yJlbTaTax Hx paCCMOTpeHHA. 

Cmambit 11. HHKaK14e noj1oKCeHtiq HaCTOtuero CormtweHH3 He AOJ1)KHbi 

paccMaTp14BaTbC5l, KaK OKa3biBatO1He KaKOe-.11460 BJAHqHe Ha npaBO HCTta 1411 

OTBeTqHKa OTHOC14Te~JbHO KOMneHCaLkHH ytt~ep6a, H Ha 3aKOHbi H npaBHjna o6eHx 

CTpaH OTHOCHTeJbHO npote/ypbl 3aWUHTbl TOrO npaBa. 

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TeJbHOMy nepeBo~y rpa>KlaHaMH ero CTpaHbi rpawJaHaM Apyroi CTpaHb CyMM 

KOMIneHCaIAHH yu.mep6a B KOHBepTHpyeMorl BaJ1IOTe. 

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H3MeHeHbl HA1H 11,OrlOJ1HeHbI B .,o6oe Bpemq no B3aHMHOMy corJac14o o6oHx 

rlpaBHTeAbCTB 6e3 BHeCeHHM KaKHx-Jm6o H3MeHeHHAI B HaCTOStgee CornaweHHe. 

Cmambia 14. lo npOCb6e ORHOrO H3 FlpaBTenbCTB o6a FlpaBHTenbCTBa 

6yxyT npOBOrHTb KOHCy1bTatAHH OTHOCHTeJlbHO ocyttIeCTB1eHH HaCTOmtuero 

COFnaleHHI. 

CmambiA 15. I. HacTo.9uxee CorjiaweHe AOJDKHO 6bITb yTBep>KJeHO 

KawKJbiM [paBHTeJbCTBOM B COOTBeTCTBHH C npotte)ypaMH, yCTaHOBjieHHbIMt4 

BHyTpeHHHM 3aKOHOXaTeJ1bCTBOM ero CTpaHbl. 

2. HacToauee CornaweHHe BCTynHT B CH Y CO AH51 O6MeHa gHnfoMaTHte- 

CKHMH .OKyMeHTaMH, H3BeutatOi4HMH o ero yTBep>KAeHHH, t 6yjteT OCTaBaTbCR B 

cHAie B TeqeH1e Tpex JIeT. 

3. B CiAyqae, eciH HH OJHO 13 I-paBHTeJbCTB 3a LueCTb MecAteB AO 

HCTeqeHH.9 yKa3aHHorO TpemxeTHero neptoga He COO611rT ApyroMy FlpaBHTenib- 

CTBY 0 CBOeM HaMepemHm npeKpaTHTb ero JteACTB1e, TO HaCTOsattee CornaweHHe 

6yteT OCTaBaTbC3I B CHne Bnpeb AO HCTeqeHHa IIeCTH MecteB C TOrO AH51, KOrga 

OAHO H3 I-paBHTebCTB COO61JAHT ApyroMy HpaBHTenbCTBY 0 CBOeM HaMepeHHH 

npeKpaTHTb ero AeAdCTBHe. 

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B YROCTOBEPEHHE H3JoI>KeHHOrO HHKenoJnHcaBWHecsi, AOJI>KHbIM o6pa- 

30M Ha TO ynOAHOMotIeHHbie CBOHMH I-paBHTeJibCTBaMH, nognHCaJIH HaCTOqu.~ee 

CornaweHne. 

COBEPWEHO B r. TOKHO 7 HIOHq 1975 roga B ABYX 3K3eMn1JIpax, KaWKXblI Ha 

pyCCKOM H RIIOHCKOM 5I3blKax, npH-ieM o6a TeKCTa HMieOT OHHaKOBytO CHJly. 

3a H-paBHTeabCTBO 3a -IpaBHTeJbCTBO 

Coo3a COBeTCKHX CoW, HanHc- S[nOHHH: 

THqeCKHX Pecny611HK: 

[Signed-Sign9 ]' 

[Signed-SignfI 2 

fPI4JIO)KEHHE I 

OnO3HABATEJIbHbIE 3HAKH H IPYrHE CBEJEH . KACAIOIIHEC5I PbIBOJ1OBHbIX CY,,OB 

1. Ka>Koe pb16oJioBHoe CYAHO AOJD>KHO mCHO o603HaqaTb 6yKBbl, yKa3bBafORuHe Ha 

pafoH ero perHCTpatHH, H HOMep peFHCTpaUHH Ha KanHTaHCKOM MOCTHKe HJIH Ha o6eHx 

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2. Ka>Koe pb16ojloBHoe CYHO .OJI)KHO HMeTb Ha 6opTy ,OKyMeHTbl, BblaHHble 

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HaHMeHOBaHHI nopTa nIPHnHCKH, a TaKKe I~aMHJIHH cyAoBJiaqenbIa, HJH IpHpaBHeHHbie K 

BbIUeylOMSIHYTbIM AOKyMeHTbl, 3a HCKJIIOqeHHeM Tex cJIy-iaeB, KOrFa rlpaBHTeibCTBO elo 

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HMeTb TaKHX AOKyMeHTOB Ha 6opTy. 

HPHJIO>KEH14E i 

OrHH H CHFHAJnbl aU1I PbiOJiOBHblX CYROB 

A. OrHH H cHrHalbl JII npHMeHeHH Ha Bcex pb16oJioBHb[X cyJax. 

Ka)Knoe pb16OJiOBHoe CYAHO AOJn>KHO Co6JuKoJaTb [ipaBHJla 06 OFHSIX H CHrHaJaX, 

npegnHcaHHb[X Me.cwOyHapoHblAlu Fl7paouAau ojm npeoynpeyc(oeHuA cmoaKHo~eHUUu 

cyaOe a .mope 1960 zooa. 

B. OjionJIHHTeJqbHbie CHrHaJnbl -q riptfipHMeHeHH Ha pb16OnlOBHbX cygax, 3aHqTbiX 

TPaJIOBbM HJrH KOuIeJIbKOBbIM .lOBOM, Korja OHH BeRyT IlpOMblCe-l B HeI1ocpeCTBeHHOH 

6jiH3OCTH gpyr OT Apyra. 

I. CHrHaibl MV pb16OA1OBHbIX CYIEOB, 3aHqTblX TpaAJOBbM JiOBOM: 

(1) pbI6oJlOBHbie cya, 3aH$ITbie TpaJiOBbIM JIOBOM, B cne~yIOUHX cjlyqasix MOrYT 

BbICTaBlS1Tb B AHeBHOe BpeMsi CHrHaJlbHble 4)ularH, npeAyCMOTpeHHbie MexK~yHapo- 

HbM CBOH0M cHrHaJuOB, flpHHSITbM MenpaBHTejbCTBeHHOI4 MOpCKofi KOHCyJlbTaTHB- 

HOA OpraHH3a,Hek (HH>Ke HMeHyeTC1 KyHapqHbH CBO CHFHaJiOB"): 

(i) Kora OHH BbIMeTbBaIOT CeTH-qnar - Z- (39 BbIMeTblao CeTH); 

(ii) Korea OHH Bb16Hpa[OT ceTH-IbJlar -,G- (AI BbI6Hpato CeTH); 

(iii) Kora CeTH 3aItenHJIHCb 3a npenqTCTBe-jmar -P- (MoH CeTH 3a1kennHJCb 3a 

npen5TCTBHe); 

Signed by A. Ishkov-Sign6 par A. Ishkov. 

-Signed by Kiichi Miyazawa-Sign6 par Kiichi Miyazawa. 

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(2) pbl6OJnOBHbie cyJa, 3aHMITble TpaJIOBbIM JIOBOM, B c1ie.QytoauHx cjiyqiamx MoFyT 

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MENT OF JAPAN CONCERNING THE CONDUCT OF FISHING 

OPERATIONS 


Government of Japan, 

Desiring to ensure safety and order in the operations of fishing vessels of the 

two countries, 

Considering it desirable to take measures with a view to preventing incidents 

at sea related to the activities of fishing vessels of the two countries and to the use 

of such vessels'fishing tackle and to facilitate the speedy and amicable settlement 

of such incidents if they occur, 


Article I. I. This Agreement applies to areas of the high seas off the coast 

of Japan. 

2. No provision of this Agreement shall be interpreted as affecting in any 

way the positions of the two Governments with regard to questions concerning 

the extent of territorial waters and jurisdiction over fishing. 

Article 2. In this Agreement: 

(a) The term "fishing vessel" means a vessel engaged exclusively in fishing, 

a vessel engaged in fishing and outfitted with equipment for preserving and 

processing fish and marine products, or a vessel engaged exclusively in the 

transport from the fishing grounds of fish and marine products or goods made 

from them. 

(b) The term "citizen" includes bodies corporate. 

(c) The term "damage" means damage occurring in connexion with incidents 

between fishing vessels and/or fishing tackle. 

Article 3. I. Each Government shall, in order to ensure the identification at 

sea of its country's fishing vessels (except non-self-propelled vessels with a gross 

tonnage of less than I ton), take the necessary measures for their registration in 

accordance with that country's laws and regulations and their compliance with the 

provisions of annex I to this Agreement. 

2. (I) The two Governments shall inform each other concerning the system 

already in use with regard to the provisions of annex I. 

(2) The two Governments shall inform each other as speedily as possible 

with regard to changes made in the system referred to in subparagraph (I). 

Article 4. Each Government shall take the necessary measures to ensure 

that its country's fishing vessels comply with the provisions of annex 11 to this 

Agreement in the use of lights and signals. 

SCanc into force on 23 October 1975. the date of the exchange of the diplomatic in truments confirming that it 

had been ratified by each (;overnment in conformity with the procedures established by the national Iegislation of its 

country. in aiccordance with article 15 11 and 2). 

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Article 5. Each Government shall take the necessary measures to ensure 

that the nets, long lines and other fishing tackle anchored at sea of its country's 

fishing vessels, and also their nets and long lines drifting at sea, are, in accordance 

with the provisions of annex Ill to this Agreement, furnished with identification 

marks indicating their location and extent. 

Article 6. I. Each Government shall take the necessary measures to ensure 

that while navigating and conducting fishing operations, its country's fishing 

vessels comply with the provisions of annex IV to this Agreement. 

2. In order to implement the provisions of paragraph I more reliably, the two 

Governments shall take the necessary measures to establish immediately and 

effectively, as needed, links between the competent authorities of the two 

Governments for the exchange of information appropriate to the circumstances 

concerning areas with an especially high concentration of their countries' fishing 

vessels and fishing tackle. 

3. The two Governments shall exchange information on the actual state of 

the fishing operations carried on by their countries' fishing vessels, including 

information on fishing tackle, fishing techniques and the like, and, where 

necessary, shall at the proper time hold consultations to decide upon appropriate 

measures to be taken on the basis of such information. 

Article 7. I. In order to facilitate the settlement of claims for compensation 

for damage (hereinafter referred to as "claims") lodged by a citizen of one country 

against a citizen of the other country, the two Governments shall establish a 

commission for the Settlement of Fisheries Damage Claims at Moscow and one at 

Tokyo (hereinafter referred to as "the Commissions"). 

2. Each Commission shall consist of two members appointed by the 

Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and two members 

appointed by the Government of Japan. Each Government shall communicate to 

the other Government the names of the persons appointed by it to the 

Commissions. 

3. Each Government may appoint experts and consultants to assist the 

members of the Commissions. 

4. The decisions of a Commission shall be taken on the basis of the principle 

of unanimity by a vote of the Commission members present, provided that at least 

one of the members appointed by each Government is present. 

5. Where necessary, a Commission may hold meetings at places other than 

its permanent seat. 

Article 8. Expenses arising out of the participation of Commission 

members, experts and consultants in the work of a Commission shall be paid by 

the Government which appointed them. Joint expenses of the Commissions shall 

be paid by the two Governments in the form and amount recommended by each 

Commission and appr' ved by both Governments. 

Article 9. 1. (I) When a citizen of one country wishes a Commission to 

settle a claim lodged by him against a citizen of the other country, he shall submit 

an application to that effect to the Commission situated in his country. 

(2) The application referred to in subparagraph (I) may not be submitted 

after the expiry of one year from the date of the occurrence of the incident on 

which the claim is based. However, where the incident forming the basis for a 

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claim occurred during the two years immediately preceding the entry into force of 

this Agreement, the application referred to in subparagraph (I) may be submitted 

within one year after the entry into force of this Agreement. 

2. The above-mentioned application shall be submitted in writing and must 

include the following information, in so far as it is known to the citizen submitting 

the claim (hereinafter referred to its "the claimant"): 

(a) a description of the incident on which the claim is based: 

(h) a list of the persons, organizations and vessels connected with the incident: 

(c) the amount of compensation claimed: 

(d) i list of the persons who can appear as witnesses to the incident. 

All other materials needed to verify the validity of the claim may be 

submitted together with the application to the Commission situated in the 

claimant's country. 

3. Upon receipt of the application, the Commission situated in the claimant's 

country shall transmit the application and materials, with such amendments and 

additions its it finds necessary to make in consultation with the claimant and the 

competent authorities of the Government of the claimant's country, as speedily as 

possible to the Commission situated in the country of the citizen against whom the 

claim has been lodged (hereinafter referred to as "the respondent"). 

4. Upon receipt of the above-mentioned application from the Commission in 

the claimant's country, the Commission in the respondent's country shall 

immediately inform the respondent of the claim lodged against him. The 

respondent may, in turn, submit to the Commission in his country at written 

rebuttal of the claim and any materials which he may find it necessary to submit in 

order to refute it. The respondent's rebuttal may contain a counter-claim if the 

counter-claim is based on the same incident. The Commission in the respondent's 

country shall consider the counter-claim simultaneously with the initial claim. 

5. The Commission in the respondent's country may, if necessary, request 

additional information related to the initial claim or the counter-claim from the 

claimant and the respondent and also from the competent authorities of the two 

Governments. 

6. The Commission in the respondent's country may conduct a hearing 

cohcerning the circumstances relating to the incident when it considers such a 

hearing necessary or at the request of the claimant or the respondent. The 

claimant and the respondent or their representatives may participate in the 

hearing, give testimony and make use of the assistance of any persons as they see 

fit. The Commission may also invite other appropriate persons when it deems that 

necessary. The Commission in the respondent's country may entrust the hearing 

to the Commission in the claimant's country if it deems such a course advisable. 

7. In the application of this article and article 10, contact between the 

Commission in the respondent's country and the claimant or the competent 

authorities of the Government of the claimant's country shall be made through the 

Commission in the claimant's country, except in cases in which, in accordance 

with paragraph 6, the Commission in the respondent's country conducts the 

hearings. 

Article 10. 1. (I) The Commission in the respondent's country shall 

consider the claim lodged by the claimant on the basis of evidence presented in 

writing, orally and otherwise. In considering a claim based on an incident 

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occurring after the entry into force of this Agreement, the Commission shall give 

due consideration to the provisions of the annexes to this Agreement. 

(2) The Commission in the respondent's country may suspend or discontinue 

its consideration of a case if it believes that a further consideration would be 

inappropriate. 

2. On the basis of the results of its consideration of the case, the 

Commission in the respondent's country shall establish contact with the claimant 

and the respondent and shall act as a mediator to help them arrive at an amicable 

settlement. If the Commission concludes that one of the parties to the case must 

pay compensation, it shall make a recommendation to that effect to that party. 

3. If an amicable settlement has not been arrived at within a reasonable 

period of time, the Commission in the respondent's country shall, as speedily as 

possible, draw up a report containing its conclusions with regard to: 

(a) the facts on which the claim is based; 

(b) the amount of damage; 

(c) the degree of responsibility of the respondent and/or the claimant; 

(d) the sum to be paid by the respondent or the claimant as compensation for the 

damage incurred as a result of the incident. 

If the Commission has not arrived at a unanimous conclusion with regard to 

the above-mentioned matters, that fact shall be indicated in the report, together 

with a detailed statement of the opinion of each member of the Commission on the 

said matters. 

4. The Commission in the respondent's country shall without delay transmit 

its report referred to in paragraph 3 to the claimant, the respondent and the 

competent authorities of the two Governments. 

5. The claimant and the respondent may, within 30 days from the date of 

receipt of the Commission's report referred to in paragraph 3, submit to the 

Commission in the respondent's country a written request for a review of the 

case. A request by the claimant for a review of the case must be submitted 

through the Commission in the claimant's country. The request for a review of the 

case must give the reasons therefor and be accompanied by the relevant materials. 

The Commission in the respondent's country shall, within 30 days from the date 

of receipt of the request for a review of the case, take a decision with regard to the 

appropriateness of such a review. The Commission shall inform the claimant, the 

respondent and the competent authorities of the two Governments of the decision 

it has taken. If the Commission decides to review the case, it shall, within 30 days 

from the date on which that decision is taken, draw up a new report and transmit it 

without delay to the claimant, the respondent and the competent authorities of the 

two Governments. 

6. Except in cases in which the Commission decides to review the case, the 

competent authorities of each Government shall endeavour to ensure that the 

claim is settled between the claimant and the respondent in accordance with the 

Commission's conclusions contained in the report. Where the Commission 

reviews a case, they shall take similar action in accordance with the new 

conclusions. 

7. (I) Except in cases in which the Commission decides to review the case, 

the claimant and the respondent shall, within 90 days from the date of receipt of 

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the report containing the Commission's conclusions, inform the competent 

authorities of their Governments whether or not they accept the Commission's 

conclusions. If the Commission decides to review the case, the claimant and the 

respondent shall similarly inform the said authorities within 30 days from the date 

of receipt of the new report. 

(2) The competent authorities of the two Governments shall transmit to the 

Commission in the respondent's country as speedily as possible the replies of the 

claimant and the respondent with regard to the Commission's conclusions. 

8. If the Commission in the respondent's country has not reached a 

unanimous decision on the matters referred to in paragraph 3 and is of the opinion 

that request for a review of the case is not justified, or if it receives information 

that the claimant or the respondent refuses to accept the conclusions of the 

Commission, it shall recommend the claimant and the respondent to submit the 

case to arbitration. 

9. Each Commission shall annually submit to both Governments a report on 

the cases it has considered and the results of such considerations. 

Article II. No provision of this Agreement shall be interpreted as affecting 

in any way the right of the claimant or the respondent to compensation for damage 

or the laws and regulations of the two countries with regard to the procedure for 

defending that right. 

Article 12. Each Government shall facilitate the prompt transfer by citizens 

of its country to citizens of the other country, in convertible currency, of sums 

paid as compensation for damage. 

Article 13. The annexes to this Agreement may at any time be amended or 

supplemented by agreement between the two Governments without making any 

amendments to this Agreement. 

Article 14. At the request of either Government, the two Governments shall 

hold consultations with regard to the application of this Agreement. 

Article 15. I. This Agreement must be ratified by each Government in 

accordance with the procedures established by the national legislation of its 

country. 

2. This Agreement shall enter into force on the date of the exchange of the 

diplomatic instruments confirming that the Agreement has been ratified, and it 

shall remain in force for a period of three years. 

3. If neither Government notifies the other six months before the expiry of 

the said three-year period of its intention to terminate this Agreement, it shall 

remain in force until the expiry of six months after the date on which one 

Government notifies the other of its intention to terminate it. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the undersigned, being duly authorized thereto by their 

respective Governments, have signed this Agreement. 

DONE at Tokyo on 7 June 1975, in duplicate in the Russian and Japanese 



of the Union of Soviet Socialist of Japan: 

Republics: 

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ANNEX I 

IDENTIFICATION MARKS AND OTHER INFORMATION RELATING TO FISHING VESSELS 

I. Each fishing vessel shall clearly display the letters indicating its area of registration 

and the registration number on the captain's bridge or on both sides of the bow, or in any 

other place where they can best be seen. 

2. Each fishing vessel shall have on board documents issued by the competent 

authorities of the Government of its country and stating the name and description of the 

vessel, its nationality, its registration number, the name of its port of hail, and the name of 

the owner of the vessel, or documents equivalent to those mentioned above, except in 

cases in which the Government of its country recognizes that the vessel is unable to have 

such documents on board owing to circumstances beyond its control. 

ANNEX II 

LIGHTS AND SIGNALS FOR FISHING VESSEL.S 

A. Lights and signals for use on all fishing vessels 

Every fishing vessel shall observe the Regulations on Lights and Signals laid down in 

the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1960. 

B. Additional signals for use on fishing vessels engaged in trawling or purse-seine fishing, 

when they are operating in one another's immediate vicinity 

I. Signals for fishing vessels engaged in trawling: 

(I) Fishing vessels engaged in trawling may, in the following cases, display by day the 

signal flags provided for in the International Code of Signals adopted by the 

Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization (hereinafter referred to as 

"the International Code of Signals"): 

(i) when lowering nets-flag "Z" ("I am lowering nets"): 

(ii) when taking in nets-flag "G" ("I am taking in nets")- 

(iii) when nets have become entangled with an obstacle-flag "P" ("My nets have 

become entangled with an obstacle"), 

(2) Fishing vessels engaged in trawling may display lights by night in the following cases: 

(i) when lowering nets-two white lights in a vertical line; 

(ii) when taking in nets-a white light over a red light in a vertical line: 

(iii) when nets have become entangled with an obstacle-two red lights in a vertical 

line; 

(3) Fishing vessels engaged in trawling with Japanese snurrevods may display by day, in 

addition to the signal flags referred to in subparagraph (I), a red cylindrical flag, and by 

night, in addition to the lights mentioned in subparagraph (2), one yellow light. The said 

yellow light must flash each second; 

(4) Fishing vessels engaged in double trawling may display by day, in addition to the signal 

flags referred to in subparagraph (I), flag "T" provided for in the International Code of 

Signals ("Stay away from me; I am engaged in double trawling"), and by night, in 

addition to the lights referred to in subparagraph (2), a searchlight beam pointed 

forward and towards the other vessel engaged in double trawling. 

2. Signals for fishing vessels engaged in purse-seine fishing: 

Fishing vessels engaged in purse-seine fishing may display two yellow lights in a 

vertical line. The said lights must flash alternately each second, with equal duration of light 

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and darkness. The said lights should he displayed only when the free movement of the 

vessel is hampered by fishing tackle. 

3. The lights referred to in paragraphs I (2) and 2 must be situated in the most 

prominent place. not less than 0.9 m apart and below the lights prescribed in Rule 9 (c) (i) 

and (d) of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions tit Sea. 1960. 

Furthermore. the said lights must be round and visible at a distance of not less than I mile. 

but at i shorter distance than the lights prescribed in the luternational Regulations for 

Preventing Collisions at Sea. 1960 for fishing vessels engaged in fishing. 

4. In fog. mist, falling snow or any other condition similarly restricting visibility. 

fishing vessels engaged in fishing shall. 4 to 6 seconds after the signal prescribed in Rule 15 

(c) (viii) of the l.aernational Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea. 1960. sound one 

of the following signals provided for in the International Code of Signals and identifying 

the type of activity in which the vessel is engaged: 

(i) when lowering tackle-two prolonged and two short blasts ("7.ulu" signal): 

(ii) when taking in tackle-two prolonged blasts and one short blast ("Golf" signal)- 

(iii) when tackle has become entangled with an obstacle-one short blast, two prolonged 

blasts and one short blast ("Papa" signal). 

ANNEX Ill 

IDENTIFICATION MARKS ON NETS. I.ONG I.INES AND OTHER FISHING TACKI.E 

I. Identification marks to be used on nets, long lines and other fishing tackle anchored 

at sea: 

(I) By day, a buoy situated at the westernmost extremity of such tackle (the term 

"westernmost" refers to that half of the compass circle beginning at south, passing 

through west and including north as the end point) must be equipped with two red flags. 

one over the other, or one red flag and a radar reflector, and a buoy situated at the 

easternmosl extremity (the term "easternosl'" refers to that half of the compass circle 

beginning at north, passing through east and including south as the end point) must be 

equipped with a white flag or a radar reflector. 

(2) By night, the buoy situated at the westernmost point must have one red light, and the 

buoy situated at the easternmost point must have one white light. The said lights must 

be visible at a distance of at least 2 miles in good visibility. 

(3) In order to indicate the direction of fishing tackle, a buoy equipped with one flag or a 

radar reflector by day and one white light by night may be placed at a distance of 70-100 

m from each of the extremity buoys. 

(4) Fishing tackle which extends for a distance of more than I mile must be equipped with 

additional buoys at intervals of not more than I mile in such a way that no part I mile 

long or longer of the fishing tackle is left without an identifying mark. By day, each 

buoy must be equipped with a white flag or a radar reflector, and by night, as many 

buoys as possible should have one white light each. In no case may the distance 

between two lights on the same fishing tackle exceed 2 miles. 

2. Nets and long lines drifting at sea must have at each end and at intervals of not 

more than 2 miles a buoy with a yellow flag or a radar reflector by day and one white light 

by night, visible at a distance of at least 2 miles in good visibility. 

3. Where fishing tackle is attached to a fishing vessel, it is not required to place a buoy 

at the end of the tackle which is attached to the vessel. 

4. The flagstaff of each buoy must have a height of at least 2 metres extending from 

the top of the buoy. 

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ANNEX IV 

RuiIs (;(OVERNIN(; THI- MOVIMI.NTS 01: IFISHIN( VISSI'I. S AND rHlE CONI)U(T 

)1: FISHIN(; 0)I:RATIONS 

A. In addition to observing the International Regilationsftir Preventing Collisions tit 

Sea. 1960, each fishing vessel shall conduct its fishing operations in such a way as not to 

interfere with the work of the other country's fishing vessels or their fishing tackle. 

B. I. Each fishing vessel entering fishing grounds in which fishing vessels of the 

other country are already conducting their operations, or have set out their fishing tackle 

for that purpose, must ascertain the location and extent of the fishing tackle set out in the 

sea and shall not place itself or set out its fishing tackle in such a way as to impede or 

interfere with the fishing operations which are already being conducted by the other Party. 

2. In fishing grounds in which fishing vessels pf the other country are already 

conducting operations, no fishing vessel which is not chigaged in fishing may drop anchor 

or remain in any place where it might impede such operations, except in cases of accident 

or other circumstances beyond its control. 

3. No fishing vessel may use explosives to catch fish. 

4. When conducting fishing operations, and also when lying it anchor or drifting in 

fishing grounds, each .fishing vessel shall have on the bridge a suitable watchman keeping 

constant and effective watch over the surrounding situation and capable of taking any 

action necessitated by such circumstances as may arise. 

5. In order to prevent damage to fishing tackle, fishing vessels engaged in trawling 

and also other fishing vessels using movable fishing tackle shall take all possible measures 

to avoid becoming entangled with the fishing tackle or the floating anchors of fishing 

vessels of the other country. 

6. In order to prevent damage to fishing tackle, fishing vessels engaged in trawling 

and other fishing vessels using movable fishing tackle shall comply with the following: 

(I) In selecting the place and direction for lowering a trawl and setting out purse-seines or 

snurrevods (Danish seines), interference with the work of fishing vessels of the other 

country following with trawling tackle and also of vessels lowering or taking in fishing 

tackle is prohibited. 

(2) The lowering or taking in of a trawl and the setting out of purse-seines or snurrevods 

across the bow of fishing vessels of the other country following with trawling tackle are 

prohibited. 

(3) The distances between a fishing vessel engaged in trawling and a fishing vessel of the 

other country engaged in trawling are regulated in the following way: 

(a) a fishing vessel which is proceeding straight or almost straight towards a fishing 

vessel of the other country shall, when passing, remain at a transverse distance of 

not less than 400 metres from the other vessel (not less than 1, 100 metres when the 

fishing vessel of one of the countries is engaged in trawling with a Japanese 

snurrevod); 

(b) when courses intersect, the fishing vessel which yields the right of way shall remain 

at a distance of not less than 1,100 metres from the stern of the other country's 

fishing vessel to which the first-mentioned vessel is yielding the right of way (not 

less than 1,500 metres from the stern or bow of the vessel when the fishing vessel 

which is being given the right of way is engaged in trawling with a Japanese 

snurrevod); 

(c) when following a parallel course, a fishing vessel which overtakes a fishing vessel 

of the other country shall when overtaking remain at a transverse distance of not 

less than 400 metres from it (not less than 1,100 metres when the fishing vessel of 

one of the countries is engaged in trawling with a Japanese snurrevod); 

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(4) A fishing vessel engaged in trawling shall remain at a distance of not less than 1,200 

metres from a fishing vessel of the other country engaged in purse-seine fishing. 

(5) A fishing vessel engaged in purse-seine or snurrevod fishing shall, after setting out its 

tackle, remain at a distance of not less than 900 metres (the distance between the 

fishing vessels or the tackle) from the other country's fishing vessel engaged in 

purse-seine or snurrevod fishing. 

7. The anchoring of fishing tackle at sea and the setting out of drifting fishing tackle 

shall be carried out in such a way as to ensure that the distances from the other country's 

fishing vessels or their fishing tackle are.not less than 900 metres. 

8. Except in the cases referred to in paragraphs 6 (3) to (5) and 7. a fishing vessel 

engaged in fishing shall remain at a distance of not less than 50 metres from the other 

country's fishing vessels, engaged in fishing, from their fishing tackle anchored at sea or 

from their fishing tackle drifting at sea. 

9. (1) Where the fishing nets of a fishing vessel of one country become entangled 

with the fishing nets of a fishing vessel of the other country, all necessary measures shall 

be taken to separate the fishing nets without damaging them. They may not be cut without 

the consent of the parties concerned except in cases in which it does not appear possible to 

separate them in any other way. 

(2) Where the long lines of a fishing vessel of one country become entangled with the 

long lines of a fishing vessel of the other country, a fishing vessel taking in its long lines 

may not cut the long lines of the other fishing vessel except in cases in which it does not 

appear possible to separate them in any other way. If the long lines are cut, they shall, in so 

far as possible, be immediately connected again and, in so far as possible, be returned to 

their former position. 

(3) Except in cases of rescue and the cases referred to in paragraphs (I) and (2), 

fishing nets, long lines and other fishing tackle of fishing vessels of the other country may 

not be cut, engaged with hooks or raised. 

(4) Whenever fishing tackle has become entangled, the fishing vessel whose 

movements have caused such entangling shall take all necessary measures to minimize the 

damage caused to the fishing tackle of the other country's fishing vessel. At the same time. 

the fishing vessel whose fishing tackle has become entangled may not take any action 

which may increase the damage to the fishing tackle of both vessels. 

10. (I) Any fishing vessel that has caused damage to a fishing vessel of the other 

country or its fishing tackle shall immediately come to a stop. 

(2) Where a fishing vessel of one country has caused damage to a fishing vessel of the 

other country or its fishing tackle and has not come to a stop, the fishing vessel which has 

suffered the damage may call upon it to stop, using the following signals provided for in the 

International Code of Signals adopted by the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative 

Organization: 

(i) hoisting flag "L": 

(ii) continuously sounding the signal "L" (one short blast, one prolonged blast and two 

short blasts) by siren, horn or other sound apparatus, 

(iii) continuously flashing the signal "L" (one short flash, one prolonged flash and two 

short flashes) by searchlight. 

(3) In the event of an incident with a fishing vessel of the other country, each fishing 

vessel shall, together with the other vessel, determine the nature of the incident and inform 

the competent authorities of its own Government about it as speedily as possible. 

II. No fishing vessel may, without compelling reasons, dump into the sea any objects 

or materials which may interfere with the fishing operations of the other Party or be a 

hindrance to them, or cause damage to fish, fishing tackle or fishing vessels. 

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RI-PUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES SOVIITIQUES ET LE GOU- 

VERNEMENT DU JAPON CONCERNANT L'EXERCICE DE LA 

PPECHE 

Le Gouvernement de I'Union des R~publiques socialistes sovi~tiques et le 

Gouvernement du Japon, 

D6sireux d'assurer la s6curit6 et la police de la peche pour les bateaux de 

pache des deux pays, 

Reconnaissant qu'il est souhaitable de prendre des mesures visant A pr6venir 

les incidents en mer qui peuvent provenir de I'activit6 des bateaux de peche des 

deux pays et de leurs engins de p6che et de favoriser leur r~glement rapide et 

amiable au cas o6 ils se produiraient, 

Sont convenus de ce qui suit: 

Article premier. 1. Le pr6sent Accord s'applique aux zones maritimes 

situ6es en haute mer au large du Japon. 

2. Toutes les dispositions du pr6sent Accord s'entendront sans pr6judice des 

vues des deux Gouvernements quant A la d6limitation des eaux territoriales et de 

la juridiction en matiire de peche. 

Article 2. Aux fins du pr6sent Accord: 

a) L'expression obateau de p6che,, d6signe des bitiments consacr6s 

exclusivement A la p~che et des bitiments consacr6s A la p6che et 6quip6s 

d'installations pour la conservation et la pr6paration du poisson et des produits de 

la mer, ou des bitiments consacr6s exclusivement au transport du poisson, des 

produits de la mer et des produits d6riv6s A partir du point de p~che. 

b) L'expression o ressortissant ,, d6signe 6galement une personne morale. 

c) L'expression , avarie , d6signe un dommage survenu par suite d'incidents 

entre bateaux de p~che et/ou engins de pche. 

Article 3. 1. Les deux Gouvernements prennent les mesures n6cessaires 

pour que les bateaux de p~che de leur pays (A l'exception des embarcations 

annexes de moins d'une tonne) soient enregistr6s conform6ment aux lois et 

r~glements de leur pays et observent les dispositions de I'annexe I du pr6sent 

Protocole sur les marques de reconnaissance en mer. 

2. 1) Les deux Gouvernements s'informent mutuellement du syst!me 

actuellement en vigueur concernant les dispositions de I'annexe 1. 

2) Les deux Gouvernements s'informent r6ciproquement dans les meilleurs 

d6lais des modifications apport6es au syst~me mentionn6 au paragraphe 

pr6cddent. 

- Entrd en vigueur le 23 octobre 1975. date de 1*6change des instruments diplomatiques confirmant son 

approbation par chacun des Gouvernements selon les procddures exig6es par la Igislation interne de leur pays. 

conformdment A 'article 15, paragraphes I et 2. 

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Article 4. Chaque Gouvernement prendra les mesures n6cessaires pour que 

les bateaux de p6che de son pays respectif respectent les dispositions de I'annexe 

II du pr6sent Accord. 

Article 5. Chaque Gouvernement prendra les mesures n6cessaires pour que 

les filets, les palangres et autres engins de p&che des bateaux de peche de son pays 

mouill6s en mer, ainsi que les filets et palangres d6rivant en mer, aient, 

conform6ment aux dispositions de I'annexe III du prdsent Accord, des marques 

distinctives pour indiquer leur emplacement et leur dimension. 

Article 6. I. Chaque Gouvernement prendra les mesures n6cessaires pour 

que les bateaux de pache de son pays appliquent, au cours de la navigation et dans 

l'exercice de ]a pche, les dispositions de l'annexe IV du pr6sent Accord. 

2. Aux fins d'une meilleure application des dispositions du paragraphe 

pr6c6dent, les deux Gouvernements prendront les mesures n6cessaires pour que, 

en cas de besoin, leurs organismes comp6tents entrent rapidement et 

efficacement en contact pour un 6change d'informations circonstancides sur les 

zones de concentration particuli~re de bateaux et engins de peche de leur pays. 

3. Les deux Gouvernements procident 4 des 6changes d'information sur la 

situation r6elle de l'exercice de [a pche des bateaux de pache de leur pays, 

notamment des renseignements sur les engins de pche, les techniques de peche, 

etc. et, en cas de besoin, entreprendront en temps utile des consultations pour 

d6terminer les mesures appropri6es qu'il convient de prendre sur la base de ces 

informations. 

Article 7. I. Pour faciliter le riglement des actions en dommages-int6r~ts 

(ci-apris d6nomm6es oactions >), pr6sent6es par un ressortissant d'un pays 

l'encontre d'un ressortissant de I'autre pays, les deux Gouvernements cr6ent une 

Commission si6geant respectivement i Moscou et A Tokyo pour le r glement des 

litiges li6s A la p&che (ci-apr~s d6nomm6e

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Article 9. 1. 1) Lorsqu'un ressortissant d'un pays souhaite que la 

Commission statue sur I'action intent6e A l'encontre d'un ressortissant de I'autre 

pays, il pr6sente une demande en ce sens A ]a Commission r6sidant dans son pays. 

2) La demande mentionn6e au pr6c6dent paragraphe ne peut 6tre pr6sent6e 

plus d'un an apris le d6roulement de l'incident A I'origine de Faction. Cependant, 

dans le cas d'incidents s'6tant produits au cours des deux ann6es pr6c6dant 

immediatement I'entr6e en vigueur du present Accord et qui sont A I'origine 

d'actions, la demande mentionn6e au paragraphe precedent peut 8tre introduite 

pendant un dMIai d'un an A partir de I'entr(e en vigueur du present Accord. 

2. La demande susmentionn(e est pr6sent6e sous forme 6crite et doit 

comprendre, pour autant que le ressortissant qui intente Faction (ci-apr~s 

denomme -demandeur,>) en ait connaissance, les renseignements suivants: 

a) Description de I'incident qui est I'origine de I'action; 

b) Liste des personnes, des organismes et des batiments lids A I'incident; 

c) Montant des dommages-interits reclamds; 

d) Liste des personnes qui peuvent 6tre citees comme temoins A propos de cet 

incident. 

Tous les autres documents n6cessaires pour demontrer la justification de 

I'action peuvent etre adress6s en m~me temps que la demande A la Commission 

si6geant dans le pays du demandeur. 

3. Ds reception de la demande, la Commission qui sifge dans le pays du 

demandeur transmet dans les meilleurs d6lais A ]a Commission si6geant dans le 

pays du citoyen A I'encontre duquel est intentee I'action (denomm(e ci-apri~s 

o d6fendeur>) la demande et les documents accompagnes des modifications et 

compl6ments qu'elle y apporte, le cas 6ch6ant, apris avoir pris contact avec le 

demandeur et les organismes comptents du Gouvernement du pays du 

demandeur. 

4. Ds reception de la demande susmentionn6e en provenance de ]a 

Commission du pays du demandeur, la Commission du pays du defendeur 

informe aussit6t ce dernier de I'action intent6e A son encontre. Le d6fendeur peut 

A son tour envoyer A la Commission de son pays une reponse 6crite sur le fond de 

I'action et tous documents qu'il estimera n6cessaire de presenter pour sa defense. 

La r6ponse du defendeur peut contenir une demande reconventionnelle si elle a 

pour origine le m~me incident. La demande reconventionnelle est examin6e par 

ladite Commission en meme temps que I'action initiale. 

5. La Commission du pays du defendeur peut, autant que de besoin, 

r~clamer au demandeur, au d~fendeur et aux organismes comp~tents des deux 

Gouvernements des renseignements complmentaires concernant I'action initiale 

ou ]a demande reconventionnelle. 

6. La Commission du pays du dffendeur peut decider de procgder A 

I'audition de I'affaire Ii(e A l'incident en question quand elle I'estime ncessaire, 

ou A la demande du demandeur ou du d6fendeur. Le demandeur et le defendeur, 

ou leurs representants, peuvent assister A I'audition de I'affaire, plaider leur cause 

et b(n6ficier de I'aide de toute personne de leur choix. La Commission du pays du 

defendeur peut confier I'audition de I'affaire A la Commission du pays du 

demandeur si elle l'estime n6cessaire. 

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7. Pour I'application du prdsent article et de I'article 10, les relations de ]a 

Commission du pays du d6fendeur avec le demandeur et les organismes 

comptents du Gouvernement du pays du demandeur ont lieu par l'interm6diaire 

de la Commission du pays du demandeur, sauf dans les cas ou la Commission du 

pays du ddfendeur decide de proc~der A I'audition de I'affaire, conform~ment au 

paragraphe pr6c6dent. 

Article 10. 1. 1) La Commission du pays du d6fendeur examine l'action 

intent6e par le demandeur en se fondant sur les preuves pr6sent6es par 6crit, 

oralement ou sous toute autre forme. Pour ]'examen d'actions ayant pour origine 

des incidents s'dtant produits apr~s 1'entr6e en vigueur du pr6sent Accord, la 

Commission tient dOment compte des dispositions des annexes au pr6sent 

Accord. 

2) La Commission du pays du d6fendeur peut interrompre ou arr6ter 

l'examen de I'affaire, si elle estime que I'examen de ladite affaire est sans objet. 

2. En se fondant sur les r6sultats auxquels elle est parvenue apr~s examen de 

I'affaire, ]a Commission du pays du d6fendeur entre en relation avec le 

demandeur et le d6fendeur et joue le r6Ie d'interm6diaire en vue d'un rfglement 

amiable. Si ]a Commission parvient alors A la conclusion que I'une des parties en 

cause est passible des dommages-intdr6ts, elle en formule la recommandatibn. 

3. Si un riglement A I'amiable ne survient pas dans un d6lai raisonnable, la 

Commission du pays du d6fendeur 6tablit dans les meilleurs ddIais un rapport 

prdsentant ses conclusions sur: 

a) Les faits sur lesquels se fonde l'action; 

b) L'6valuation de I'avarie; 

c) Le degr6 de responsabilit6 du d6fendeur et/ou du demandeur; 

d) Le montant des dommages-int6r~ts dont est passible le d6fendeur ou le 

demandeur A la suite de I'avarie provoqu6e par suite de ]'incident en question. 

Si la Commission ne parvient pas A une conclusion au regard des points 

susmentionn6s, il en est fait mention dans le rapport avec indication de I'avis de 

chacun des membres de la Commission sur les points en litige. 

4. La Commission du pays du d6fendeur adresse dans les plus brefs d6lais le 

rapport mentionn6 au 3e paragraphe au demandeur, au d6fendeur et aux 

organismes comp6tents des deux Gouvernements. 

5. Dans un d6lai de 30 jours A partir de ]a r6ception du rapport de ]a 

Commission, mentionn6 au 3 e paragraphe, le demandeur et le d6fendeur peuvent 

d6poser une demande 6crite aupr~s de la Commission du pays du d6fendeur visant 

A reconsid6rer I'affaire. La demande du demandeur visant A reconsid6rer I'affaire 

doit Etre transmise par l'interm6diaire de la Commission du pays du demandeur. 

La demande visant A reconsid6rer I'affaire doit 6tre motiv6e et accompagn6e des 

documents correspondants. Dans un dd1ai de 30 jours apris r6ception de la 

demande visant reconsid6rer I'affaire, la Commission du pays du d6fendeur 

prend une d6cision sur le bien-fond6 de cette mesure. La Commission avise de sa 

d6cision le demandeur, le d6fendeur et les organes comp6tents des deux 

Gouvernements. Si la Commission prend la d6cision de reconsid6rer I'affaire, elle 

dtablit, dans un d6lai de 30 jours apr:s cette d6cision, un nouveau rapport et 

I'adresse, dans les plus brefs d6lais, au demandeur, au d6fendeur et aux organes 

comp6tents des deux Gouvernements. 


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6. Sauf dans le cas oh la Commission decide de reconsiderer I'affaire, les 

organes comp6tents de chaque Gouvernement s'efforcent de parvenir au 

reglement du litige entre le demandeur et le d6fendeur en conformit6 avec les 

conclusions de la Commission telles qu'elles figurent dans son rapport. Au cas ou 

la Commission reconsidere I'affaire, elles d6ploient les memes efforts par rapport 

aux nouvelles conclusions. 

7. 1) A 1'exception des cas ob la Commission prend la d6cision de 

reconsid6rer I'affaire, le demandeur et le d6fendeur informent, dans un d6lai de 

90 jours apres r6ception du rapport contenant les conclusions de ]a Commission. 

les organismes comp6tents de leur Gouvernement de leur accord ou de leur 

d6saccord avec les conclusions de la Commission. Au cas ob la Commission 

d6cide de reconsid6rer I'affaire, le demandeur et le d6fendeur sont tenus A faire la 

meme notification dans un d6lai de 30 jours apres r6ception du nouveau rapport. 

2) Les organes comp6tents de chaque Gouvernement font parvenir dans les 

meilleurs d6lais A la Commission du pays du d6fendeur les communications du 

demandeur et du d6fendeur concernant les conclusions de la Commission. 

8. Si la Commission du pays du d6fendeur ne parvient pas A une d6cision 

unanime concernant les questions mentionn6es au 3 e paragraphe et estime qu'il 

n'y a pas lieu d'attendre une demande en vue de reconsid6rer I'affaire, ou si elle 

est inform6e que le demandeur et le d6fendeur refusent de tenir compte de ses 

conclusions, elle recommande au demandeur et au d6fendeur de soumettre 

I'affaire A une proc6dure d'arbitrage. 

9. Chacune des Commissions adresse aux deux Gouvernements un compte 

rendu annuel sur les affaires dont elle a eu a connaitre et sur les r6sultats de la 

proc6dure. 

Article 11. Toutes les dispositions du pr6sent Accord s'entendront sans 

pr6judice des droits du demandeur et du d6fendeur en matiere de dommagesinterets, 

ni des droits et reglements des deux pays concernant les proc6dures de 

poursuite de ces droits. 

Article 12. Chaque Gouvernement s'efforcera d'assurer dans les plus brefs 

d6lais le transfert en devises convertibles des dommages-interets dus par les 

ressortissants de son pays aux ressortissants de I'autre pays. 

Article 13. Les annexes au pr6sent Accord peuvent Etre modifi6es ou 

compl6t6es A tout moment par accord r6ciproque des deux Gouvernements sans 

entrainer aucune modification du pr6sent Accord. 

Article 14. Sur demande de F'un des Gouvernements, les deux Gouvernements 

entreprendront des consultations concernant I'application du pr6sent 

Accord. 

Article 15. 1. Le pr6sent Accord doit etre approuv6 par chacun des 

Gouvernements conform6ment aux proc6dures exig6es par la l6gislation interne 

de leur pays. 

2. Le pr6sent Accord entrera en vigueur A la date d'6change des instruments 

diplomatiques confirmant son approbation et il restera en vigueur pour une dur6e 

de trois ans. 

3. Au cas oh aucun des deux Gouvernements n'aura notifi6 " I'autre 

Gouvernement, six mois avant l'expiration de cette p6riode de trois ans, son 

intention d'y mettre fin, cet Accord restera en vigueur aussi Iongtemps qu'un 

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Gouvernement ne notifiera pas "A I'autre Gouvernement son intention d'y mettre 

fin avec un pr~avis de six mois. 

EN FOI DE QUOI. les soussign6s, i ce dfiment autoris6s par leurs 

Gouvernements, ont sign6 le pr6sent Accord. 

FAIT a Tokyo le 7 juin 1975, en double exemplaire en langues russe et 

japonaise, les deux textes faisant 6galement foi. 


de l'Union des R6publiques du Japon: 


[A. ISHKOVI IKllCHI MIYAZAWAI 

ANNEXE I 

MARQUES DISTINCrIVES ET AUTRES RENSEIGNIEMENTS REIATI:S AUX BATEAUX DE PECHE 

I. Tout bateau de p&he doit faire apparaitre clairement les lettres indiquant sa 

circonscription d'enregistrement et son num6ro d'enregistrement sur la passerelle, ou de 

part et d'autre de l'6trave, ou en tout autre endroit le plus apparent. 

2. Tout bateau de p&he doit avoir ai son bord des pi!ces 6tablies par les autorit~s 

comp6tentes du Gouvernement de son pays portant le nom et la description du batiment, sa 

nationalit6, son num6ro d'enregistrement, le nom de son port d'attache ainsi que le nom du 

propri6taire du baLtiment, ou des pi~ces du m6me type. sauf dans les cas oi le 

Gouvernement de son pays reconnaft que, pour des raisons ind6pendantes de sa volont6, 

ce btiment ne peut avoir lesdites pieces i bord. 

ANNEXE II 

FEUX ET MARQUES POUR I.ES BATFiAUX )E PE1CHE 

A. Feux et marques utilis6s pour tous bateaux de p~che 

Tout bateau de p&he doit observer les rigles sur les feuix et marques pr6conis6es par 

le RgIement international pour prevenir les abordages en mlter de 1960. 

B. Marques suppl6mentaires pour les bateaux de p khe en train de p~cher au chalut ou LI 

la senne lorsqu'ils exercent la pche dans le voisinage imm6diat les uns des autres: 

I. Marques pour les bateaux de peche en train de pecher au chalut: 

I) Les bateaux de p&he en train de p6cher au chalut peuvent dans les cas suivants montrer 

de jour les signaux flottants recommand6s par le Code international de signaux adopt6 

par I'Organisation intergouvernementale consultative de la navigation maritime 

(ci-aprils d~nomm6 ,Code international de signaux, ): 

i) Lorsqu'ils mouillent les filets: signal ",Z" (,,Je mets it I'eau mes filets"), 

ii) Lorsqu'ils relkvent les filets: signal ,,G, (,,Je relkve mes filets,,: 

iii) Lorsque les filets sont retenus par tin obstacle: signal , P, (, Mes filets sont 

accroch6s par un obstacle"): 

2) Les bateaux de p~che en train de picher au chalut peuvent. dans. ICs cas sulivants. 

montrer de nuit les feux suivants: 

i) Lorsqu'ils mouillent les filets: deux feux blanes superpos6s: 

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ii) Lorsqu'ils rel vent les filets: un feu blanc au-dessus d'un feu rouge, places 

verticalement; 

iii) Lorsque les filets sont retenus par un obstacle: deux feux rouges superposes. 

3) Les bateaux de p&he en train de p6cher A la senne , danoise,, peuvent montrer, pendant 

la journ{e, en plus des signaux mentionn~s A I'alin(a I). Lin signal de forme cylindrique 

rouge, et pendant la nuit, en plus des feux mentionnds A I'alin~a 2,un feu jaune. Ce feu 

intermittent jaune doit 6mettre A des intervalles d'une seconde. 

4) Les bateaux de pche faisant partie d'une 6quipe de chalutage .deux peuvent montrer 

de jour, en plus des signaux flottants mentionnds A I'alinda 1, le signal , T , prdconisd 

par le Code international de signaux (,, Ne me g~nez pas ; je fais du chalutage jumel6 "), 

et, de nuit, en plus des feux mentionn~s A I'alin(a 2), le faisceau d'un projecteur dirig6 

vers I'avant, en direction de I'autre bateau de I'attelage. 

2. Marques pour les bateaux de pdche en train de p~cher A la senne: 

Les bateaux de p~che en train de p&her A la senne peuvent montrer deux feux jaunes 

superposes. Ces feux doivent 6mettre alternativement toutes les secondes, la dure de 

l'6mission et de l'occultation dtant 6gale. Ces feux ne doivent etre montr(s que lorsque la 

libre navigation du bfitiment est limit~e par ses engins de peche. 

3. Les feux mentionn~s A I'alin~a 2 de I'article premier et I'article 2 doivent atre 

plac(s au point de plus grande visibilit6, a une distance de 0,9 m au moins les uns des autres 

et en dessous des feux prescrits par la R gle 9. alin6as. c. i, et d du R~glement international 

pour privenir les abordages en merde 1960. En outre, ces feux doivent Etre ronds et visibles 

a une distance d'au moins un mille mais A une distance infdrieure i celle des feux prescrits 

par le Rfglement international pour prevenir les abordages en iner de 1960 pour les bateaux 

de pche en train de p~cher. 

4. Par temps de brume, de brouillard, de neige, ainsi que dans toutes autres conditions 

limitant de la m~me mani~re la visibilit6, les bateaux de p6che en train de pecher doivent, 

dans un ddlai de 4 it 6 secondes apr~s Ic signal prescrit par la R~gle 15, alin6a c. viii, du 

Rfglement international pour prevenir les abordages en mer de 1960,46mettre un des signaux 

ci-apris, pr(conis6s par le Code international de signaux et indiquant le caract~re des 

man(euvres du bAtiment: 

i) Lorsqu'ils mouillent les engins: deux sons prolong(s suivis de deux sons brefs (signal 

, Zulu ,); 

ii) Lorsqu'ils rehkvent les engins: deux sons prolongds suivis d'un son bref (signal 

, Golf ,); 

iii) Lorsque les engins sont retenus par un obstacle: un son bref suivi de deux sons 

prolong(s et d'un son bref (signal , Papa-). 

ANNEXE III 

MARQUES DISTINCTIVES SUR I.ES FII.ETS, LES PAI.ANGRES ET AUTRES ENGINS DE PECHE 

1. Marques distinctives Li utiliser sur les filets, les palangres et autres engins de peche 

mouill6s en mer: 

1) De jour, la bou(e fix~e A l'extr(mit6 ouest (soit la moiti6 du compas qui, partant du sud 

et passant par I'ouest, va jusqu'au point marquant le nord inclus) dudit engin doit porter 

deux pavilions rouges fixes F'un au-dessus de I'autre, ou bien un seul pavilion rouge et 

un r(flecteur radar, tandis que ]a boude fix~e A l'extrmit46 est (soit la moiti6 du compas 

qui, partant du nord et passant par I'est, va jusqu'au point marquant le sud inclus) doit 

Etre munie d'un pavilion blanc ou d'un r(flecteur radar. 

2) De nuit, la boule fix~e a I'extr~mit6 ouest doit porter un feu rouge, et la bou(e fixde A 

I'extr~mit6 est, un feu blanc. Ces deux feux doivent tre visibles A une distance d'au 

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3) Pour indiquer la direction de l'engin de plche, une bou6e munie de jour d'un pavilion ou 

d'un r6flecteur radar et de nuit d'un feu blanc peut etre fix6e A une distance de 70 A 

100 metres de chaque bou6e d'extr6mit6. 

4) Sur les engins de peche qui s'itendent sur une longueur sup6rieure A un mille, des 

bou6es suppl6mentaires doivent tre fix~es A une distance d'un mille ou plus, en veillant 

A ce qu'aucune partie de l'engin de p6che d'une longueur 6gale ou sup6rieure A un mille 

ne soit d6pourvue de marque distinctive. De jour, chaque bou6e doit 6tre munie d'un 

pavilion blanc ou d'un rdflecteur radar, et de nuit, un nombre maximal de bou6es doit 

6tre muni d'un feu blanc. La distance entre deux feux sur le m~me engin de peche ne 

doit en aucun cas 6tre sup6rieure A deux milles. 

2. Les filets et palangres d(rivant en mer doivent, A chaque extrdmit6 et A une distance 

de deux milles ou plus, avoir de jour une bou6e portant un pavilion jaune ou r6flecteur 

radar et, de nuit, un feu blanc visible A une distance d'au moins deux milles dans des 

conditions de bonne visibilit6. 

3. Lorsqu'un engin de p6che est fix6 t une extr6mit6 i un bateau de p~che, il West pas 

n6cessaire de fixer de bou6e sur I'extr6mit6 fix6e au bAtiment. 

4. La hampe fix6e sur chaque bou6e doit s'61ever A une hauteur de deux metres 

au-dessus du niveau de la bou6e. 

ANNEXE IV 

RIGLES CONCERNANT L.A NAVIGATION DES BATEAUX DE PECHE ET L'EXERCICE DE LA PICHE 

A. Nonobstant l'observation du Regleient international pour privenir les abordages 

en mer de 1960, tout bateau de pche doit se livrer hi l'exercice de la p&che en veillant " ne 

pas g6ner la man(euvre des bateaux de pche de I'autre pays et de ses engins de pache. 

B. I. Tout bateau de p~che arrivant dans une zone de pche ot des bateaux de p~che 

de I'autre pays se livrent d6jA aux activit6s de p~che ou ont place des engins de peche A cet 

effet doit indiquer l'emplacement et la Iongueur des engins de peche mouillds en mer et doit 

6viter de se placer lui-m~me ou d'installer ses engins de pche qui risqueraient de g&ner ou 

d'emp6cher les activit6s de p~che d6jA entreprises par I'autre Partie. 

2. Dans [a zone de peche oCt les bateaux de peche de I'autre pays se livrent ddj, h la 

pche, aucun autre bateau de p~che ne se livrant i la peche ne doit mouiller ou rester A 

l'endroit oCi il peut gner cette activit6, sauf en cas d'avarie ou autres circonstances 

ind6pendantes de sa volont6. 

3. Aucun navire de pche ne doit utiliser de substance explosive pour prendre du 

poisson. 

4. En se livrant aux activit6s de p6che ainsi qu'en cas de mouillage du batiment ou de 

d6rive dans une zone de peche, tout bateau de peche doit disposer sur la passerelle d'une 

vigie appropri6e exergant une observation constante et efficace de l'environnement et 

pouvant accomplir les manoeuvres n6cessaires dict6es par la situation. 

5. Pour 6viter de d6t6riorer les engins de p~che, les bateaux de peche se livrant la 

peche au chalut, ainsi que les autres bateaux de peche utilisant des engins de peche mobiles 

doivent prendre toutes les mesures possibles pour 6viter d'accrocher les engins de peche 

ou les ancres flottantes des bateaux de peche de I'autre pays. 

6. Pour 6viter la d(t6rioration des engins de peche, les bateaux de pche se livrant A la 

p~che au chalut, ainsi que les autres bateaux de peche utilisant des engins de pche mobiles 

doivent tenir compte des dispositions ci-apris: 

I) Lorsqu'ils choisissent le lieu et la direction pour la mise A I'eau de leur chalut ou pour 

l'immersion de la seine y compris la senne , danoise -, il est interdit de gener I'activitd 

des bateaux de peche de I'autre pays tractant des engins de peche ou des bateaux 

mouillant ou relevant des engins de pache. 



2) II est interdit de mettre L I'eau ou de relever un chalut ou d'immerger une seine ou une 

senne ,, danoise - en coupant la route d'un bateau de p&che de I'autre pays tractant des 

engins de p6che. 

3) La distance i respecter entre un bateau de p&che se livrant it la pche au chalut et un 

bateau de pche de I'autre pays se livrant "i la p~che au chalut est r6glementge comme 

suit : 

a) Le bateau de pche se dirigeant droit ou presque droit vers un bateau de peche de 

I'autre pays doit, au moment de I'6viter, se tenir i une distance par le travers de 

400 m au moins de I'autre (si le bateau de p&he d'un des pays se livre A la peche i la 

senne -danoise ,, cette distance est d'au moins I 100 m); 

b) Lorsque ]a route des deux bateaux risque de se couper, le bateau de p~che qui c~de le 

passage doit se tenir A une distance d'au moins I 100 m de I'arriire du bateau de 

I'autre pays auquel il cZde le passage (au cas oci le bateau de pche auquel le passage 

est c6d6 se livre A la p&he "A Ia senne < danoise -, la distance est d'au moins I 500 m 

de I'arri~re ou de 1l6trave du bateau) ; 

c) Lorsqu'ils suivent des voies parall~les, le bateau de p&che qui d6passe un bateau de 

peche de I'autre pays doit, au moment du d6passement, se tenir i une distance par le 

travers de 400 m au moins de I'autre bateau (au cas ob le bateau de p6che de l'un des 

pays se livre i la pche A la senne , danoise ,,, cette distance est d'au moins I 100 m). 

4) Un bateau de p~che se livrant i la peche au chalut doit se tenir A une distance d'au moins 

I 200 m d'un bateau de p&he de I'autre pays se livrant i la peche i la seine. 

5) Un bateau de p&he se livrant L la p&che A la seine ou au grand chalut de fond doit, apr~s 

avoir immerg6 son engin, se tenir L une distance de 900 m au moins (distance entre les 

bateaux de piche ou entre les engins) d'un bateau de p~che de I'autre pays se livrant Li la 

p&he A la seine y compris L [a senne , danoise ,,. 

7. Le mouillage en mer d'engins de p6che et I'immersion d'engins de p6che d6rivants 

doivent s'effectuer en veillant Li ce que la distance par rapport aux bateaux de p~che de 

I'autre pays ou A ses engins de peche immerg6s soit au moins de 900 m. 

8. Sauf pour les cas mentionn6s aux alin6as 3 Li 5 de I'article 6 et L I'article 7, tout 

bateau de peche exergant la peche doit se tenir L une distance d'au moins 500 m des bateaux 

de p6che de I'autre pays se livrant "i la peche, de ses engins de peche mouill6s en mer ou de 

ses engins de pEche d6rivant en mer. 

9. I) Au cas ob les engins de p~che du bateau de peche d'un pays seraient retenus 

par les engins de peche d'un bateau de I'autre pays, il convient de prendre toutes les 

mesures possibles pour s6parer ces engins de pche sans leur causer de d6gfits. Ils ne 

doivent pas tre coupes sans I'accord des parties int6ress6es, sauf au cas oii il est 

impossible de les s6parer par quelque autre moyen que ce soit. 

2) Au cas obi les palangres du bateau de p&che d'un pays seraient retenues par les 

palangres d'un bateau de peche de I'autre pays, le bateau de peche qui relkve ses palangres 

ne doit pas couper les palangres de I'autre bateau de p&he, sauf au cas of] il est impossible 

de les s6parer par quelque autre moyen que ce soit. Au cas obi les palangres seraient 

coup6es, elles devraient autant que possible Etre reconstitu6es sans dMlai et autant que 

possible L leur emplacement primitif. 

3) A l'exception des cas de sauvetage et des cas mentionn6s aux alin6as I et 2, les 

engins de p&che, les palangres et autres instruments de p6che des bateaux de peche de 

I'autre pays ne doivent pas 6tre coup6s, accroch6s par des greffes ou relev6s. 

4) Dans tous les cas oO des engins de peche s'accrochent entre eux, le bateau de pEche 

dont la man(euvre est "i l'origine de cet accrochage doit prendre toutes les mesures 

possibles pour r6duire au minimum les d6gits qui auront pu etre caus6s aux engins de 

pche du bateau de pEche de I'autre pays. De son c6t6, le bateau de peche dont les engins 

de peche ont 6t6 accroch6s ne doit pas entreprendre de manoeuvres risquant d'accroitre les 

d6gfits des engins de p&che des deux bateaux. 

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10. 1) Tout bateau de peche qui aurait causd des ddgfits A un bateau de pche de 

I'autre pays ou bL ses engins de peche doit aussit6t s'arreter. 

2) Si un bateau de p~che d'un pays est cause d'avarie A l'encontre d'un bateau de 

peche de I'autre pays ou A ses engins de peche et si le bateau de pache cause de I'avarie 

omet de s'arreter, le bateau de pche victime de I'avarie peut exiger I'arret dudit bateau, en 

utilisant les signaux suivants pr6conis~s par le Code international de signaux adopt6 par 

I'Organisation intergouvernementale consultative de la navigation maritime: 

i) Hisser le pavilion , L,, ; 

ii) Emettre sans interruption A la come de brume, au sifflet ou par tout autre engin sonore 

le signal , L (un son bref, suivi d'un son prolong6 et de deux sons brefs); 

iii) Projeter sans interruption le signal lumineux , L (une lumi~re breve, suivie d'une 

lumi~re prolong6e et de deux lumiires breves). 

3) En cas d'incident avec un bateau de p~che de I'autre pays, tout bateau de peche 

doit d6terminer de concert avec ce dernier le caract~re de l'incident et en faire part dans les 

plus brefs d6lais aux organismes comptents de son Gouvernement. 

II. Aucun bateau de peche ne doit rejeter t la mer sans raison dirimante d'objet ou de 

substance pouvant goner les activit6s de peche de I'autre Partie ou constituer un obstacle A 

leur exercice ou causer des d6gfits aux poissons, aux engins de p~che ou aux bateaux de 

peche. 


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and 

PORTUGAL 


Moscow on 3 October 1975 




SOVIETIQUES 

et 

PORTUGAL 

Accord relatif A la coop6ration culturelle et scientifique. 

Signe A Moscou le 3 octobre 1975 


Enregistrg par l'Union des Rpubliques socialistes sovigtiques le 5 octobre 

1976. 




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3a Coo3 COBeTCKHX 

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Signed by N. Podgorny-Signd par N. Podgorny. 

2 Signed by F. da Costa Gomes-Sign6 par F. da Costa Gomes. 

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[PORTUGUESE TEXT-TEXTE PORTUGAIS] 

CONVENIO DE COOPERAQAO CULTURAL E CIENTIFICA ENTRE 

A UNIO, DAS REPUBLICAS SOCIALISTAS SOVIETICAS 

E A REPUBLICA PORTUGUESA 

A Unido das Reptblicas Socialistas Sovi6ticas e a Rep6blica Portuguesa, 

Desejando desenvolver e fortalecer relag6es de amizade e de cooperaq;o 

entre os povos dos dois paises, 

Fundando-se nos principios sobre as relag6es entre Estados fixados no Acto 

Final da Conferencia de Seguranqa e Cooperaq~o Europeia, 

Partindo do facto de que os resultados da Conferencia criarn condilg6es para o 

alargamento e intensificagdo da cooperagdo no dominio da cultura, do ensino e da 

ci~ncia, 

Considerando que o desenvolvimento das relag6es nestes domfnios entre os 

dois paises, observadas as leis e as tradig6es de cada pais, contribuiri para o 

fortalecimento da compreensdo mt6tua entre os povos sovi6tico e portugues no 

interesse da paz e da seguranga, 

Decidiram celebrar o presente Conv6nio, que estabelece os principios 

bdisicos de desenvolvimento dos lagos culturais e cientificos entre a URSS e 

Portugal, e acordararn no seguinte: 

Artigo 1. 1. As Partes Contratantes comprometem-se a contribuir para o 

desenvolvimento dos laros entre ambos os Paises nos dominios da Cultura e da 

Ciencia. 

2. Corn este objectivo serdo organizadas visitas reciprocas de cientistas para 

a realizagdo de trabalhos cientificos e intercimbio de experiencias, bern como 

para a realizag~o de conferencias segundo os programas estabelecidos. Ambas as 

Partes promoverdo tamb6m o intercfimbio de publicag6es cientificas, consoante 

os interesses reciprocos. 

Artigo 2. As Partes Contratantes tomardo medidas para desenvolver os 

lagos nos campos da ci~ncia e da t6cnica mediante o intercArmbio de peritos, 

informaqgio, equipamento e materiais, de acordo corn programas concretos que 

serdo estabelecidos por ambas as Partes. 

Artigo 3. As Partes Contratantes coordenarao esfor4os no desenvolvimento 

dos lagos nos domfnios da medicina e satide piiblica mediante o intercimbio de 

delegag6es, de especialistas, assim como de materiais e publicar6es a eles 

referentes. 

Artigo 4. Corn o objectivo de fornentar urn melhor conhecimento mItuo da 

hist6ria, da literatura, da arte teatral, musical, artes plisticas e outros campos da 

actividade cultural, as Partes Contratantes promoverao: 

a) Viagens reciprocas de escritores, artistas, compositores, pintores, escultores, 

arquitectos, jornalistas e outras personalidades ligadas A vida cultural, 

inclusive colaboradores cientificos no campo das artes, com o firn de recolher 

materiais e fazer confer~ncias; 



b) Organizaqao reciproca de exposiq~es nos campos da ci~ncia, da t6cnica, das 

artes, bern como da impressdo e ediqio de livros; 

c) Contribuigao para a organizagiio de ,tourn6es,>, quer de conjuntos artisticos 

quer de executantes individuais; 

d) Traduqio e publicaqao de obras literdrias e de trabalhos cientificos; 

e) Estimulo ao estabelecimento de laros entre as organizag6es sociais, 

Academias, Institutos, Associag6es e quaisquer instituig6es nao governamentais 

que levern a cabo a actividade cultural e cientifica e que coadjuvern no 

desenvolvimento destes laqos entre os dois Palses, assim como entre editoras, 

museus, bibliotecas e outros estabelecimentos culturais; 

f) Criaqao de condig6es favordiveis para fomento e expansio do estudo da lingua, 

literatura e hist6ria da outra Parte, quer atrav~s de Institutos e Leitorados, quer 

atrav6s de cursos, integrados ou nao em estabelecimentos de ensino. 

Artigo 5. I. As Partes Contratantes, na medida das suas possibilidades, 

contribuirao para o desenvolvimento dos lagos nos dominios da cinernatografia, 

radiodifusfo e televisao, mediante o interc'mbio de filmes culturais, artisticos, 

educacionais e documentais, gravag6es de som, programas de ridio e televisao, 

realizagao de festivais e estreias de filmes. 

2. As Partes estimularao a colaborag;o directa entre as organizag~es de radio 

e televisdo de ambos os Paises mediante o intercambio e a transmissfio de 

programas de caricter artistico, cultural e educacional que sejam de interesse 

reciproco. 

Artigo 6. Ambas as Partes contribuirlio para o desenvolvimento de lagos 

desportivos mediante o intercambio de delegag6es desportivas, de atletas 

individuais, treinadores e especialistas nos dominios da educaqzio fisica, bern 

como mediante a realizagiio de competig6es e encontros amistosos. 

Artigo 7. 1. As Partes Contratantes, com o objectivo de promover a 

cooperaqao cultural e cientifica, estimulardo o intercimbio m6tuo de cientistas, 

professores, p6s-graduados e estudantes, bern como de especialistas ou de outras 

personalidades ligadas is letras, is artes ou a outros dominios culturais e 

educacionais. 

2. Corn o mesmo objectivo, estimularao ainda o intercfrmbio de publicag6es 

sobre os dominios acima aludidos ou quaisquer outros que venharn a interessar 

ambos os Paises. 

Artigo 8. I. Ambas as Partes concordam em reconhecer mutuamente as 

certid6es de estudos da escola primria e secundiria, diplomas de Universidades, 

Institutos ou estabelecimentos de instrugao t6cnica, assirn como os diplomas 

sobre a concessao dos graus e titulos cientificos outorgados ou concedidos por 

estabelecimentos de ensino superior e por outras organizag6es de ambos os 

Paises, para que, em qualquer nivel, os graduados possam prosseguir estudos, 

ingressar em estabelecimentos de ensino superior e exercer trabalho profissional, 

segundo as suas habilitag6es, com base nos diplomas, graus e titulos cientificos 

obtidos. 

2. Para a concretizaqao deste objectivo serdo realizadas negociaq6es entre 

ambas as Partes, que firmarao o protocolo correspondente. 

Artigo 9. As Partes Contratantes instituirfo bolsas para permitir aos 

cidadaos dos seus paises prosseguir estudos ou trabalhos de investigagao 



cientifica no outro pais. 0 n6mero dessas bolsas e a duragdo da permanlncia 

serdo acordados ulteriormente entre as Partes. 

Artigo 10. As Partes Contratantes promoverdo e apoiardo os convites 

reciprocos a especialistas dos diversos ramos da cultura, ciencia, arte e educagdo 

para participarem em congressos, simp6sios, festivais e outros acontecimentos 

internacionais que tenham lugar em cada urn dos dois paises, tendo em vista a 

realizaigo dos objectivos do presente Conv6nio. 

Artigo I. Para a aplicaqigo do presente Convdnio, as Partes Contratantes 

elaborardo programas peri6dicos que fixem a concretizagdo das acq6es e dos 

intercambios a realizar, bern como as condiq6es de organizaqio e de 

financiamento dos mesmos. 

Artigo 12. 1. Para os efeitos mencionados no artigo anterior. seri 

constituida uma Comiss5o Mista sovi6tico-portuguesa, em base paritiria, 

encarregada tamb6m de apresentar sugest6es, recomenda(;es e conselhos As 

Partes Contratantes. 

2. A Comissdo Mista reunir-se-ai sempre que necessdrio, mas pelo menos de 

dois em dois anos, alternadamente na U.R.S.S. e em Portugal. A presidencia da 

reuniro caberi a urn cidaddo do pais em que a mesmo se realizar. 

3. A Comissdo Mista pode criar subcomiss6es e grupos de trabalho corn o 

firn de realizarem estudos especializados sobre as mat6rias constantes deste 

Conv6nio para posteriormente os submeter ao exame das Partes Contratantes. 

4. A Comiss~o Mista pode convocar peritos para as suas reuni6es na 

qualidade de conselheiros ou consultores. 

Artigo 13. Uma das primeiras tarefas da Comissuo Mista seri a elaboraq,-o 

de propostas pormenorizadas para a efectivagdo do presente Conv6nio, e de urn 

programa bienal corn base em estudos realizados pelas subcomiss6es ou grupos de 

trabalho, a firn de serem aprovados pelas Partes Contratantes. 

Nas suas reuni6es subsequentes a Comissao examinar-i a situag5o e o 

desenvolvimento do programa bienal firmado, e elaborart novas propostas ou 

sugeriri modificaq6es As suas recomendai6es e programag6es anteriores para 

estudo e consideragdo das Partes Contratantes. 

Artigo 14. 0 presente Conv6nio entrard em vigor no dia da sua assinatura e 

teri duraqdo ilimitada. Qualquer das Partes poderd, por6m, declarar, por escrito, 

a sua renincia ao Conv6nio. Neste caso o presente Conv6nio vigorara apenas por 

mais urn periodo de 6 meses a contar da data da recepqao de tal aviso pela outra 

Parte. 

FEITO em Moscovo, em 3 de Outubro de 1975, em dois exemplares, cada urn 

nas linguas russa e portuguesa, fazendo ambos os textos igualmente f6. 

Pela Unido das Reptiblicas Pela Rep6blica Portuguesa: 

Socialistas Sovidticas: 

[Signed-Sign] ' [Signed-Sign] 2 

Presidente do Presidium Presidente 

do Soviete Supremo da URSS da Repiblica Portuguesa 

Signed by N. Podgorny-Signd par N. Podgorny. 

Signed by F. da Costa Gomes-SignE par F. da Costa Gomes. 


United Nations- Treaty Series * Nations Unies-Recueil des Traitis 

[TRANSLATION - TRADUCTION] 


BETWEEN THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS 

AND THE PORTUGUESE REPUBLIC 

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the Portuguese Republic, 

Desiring to develop and strengthen the relations of friendship and 

co-operation between the peoples of the two countries, 

Guided by the principles regarding relations between States laid down in the 

Final Act of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe, 

Mindful that the outcome of the Conference creates conditions for 

broadening and intensifying co-operation in the cultural, educational and 

scientific fields, 

Considering that the development of relations between the two countries in 

these fields through the observance of the laws and traditions of each country will 

promote the strengthening of mutual understanding between the Soviet and 

Portuguese peoples in the interests of peace and security, 

Have decided to conclude the present Agreement, which establishes the basic 

principles for the development of cultural and scientific relations between the 

Soviet Union and Portugal, and have agreed as follows: 

Article I. I. The Contracting Parties undertake to further the development 

of relations between the two countries in the cultural and scientific field. 

2. To that end, they shall organize reciprocal visits by scientists for the 

purpose of carrying out scientific work, exchanging experience and giving 

lectures in accordance with agreed programmes. They shall also promote the 

exchange of scientific publications of mutual interest. 

Article 2. The Contracting Parties shall take steps to develop relations in the 

fields of science and technology through the exchange of specialists, information, 

equipment and materials in accordance with specific programmes to be drawn up 

by both Parties. 

Article 3. The Contracting Parties shall co-ordinate their efforts to develop 

relations in the fields of medicine and public health through the exchange of 

delegations and specialists and of materials and publications on medical and 

public health questions. 

Article 4. In order to promote better understanding of each other's history, 

literature, theatre, music, fine arts and other areas of cultural activity, the 

Contracting Parties shall encourage: 

(a) reciprocal visits by writers, performing artists, composers, printers, 

sculptors, architects, journalists and other cultural figures, including scientific 

workers in the arts, for the purpose of collecting material and giving lectures; 

Came into force on 3 October 1975 by signature. in accordance with article 14. 


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(b) the reciprocal organization of exhibitions in the fields of science, technology, 

the arts and book publishing; 

(c) assistance in the organization of tours of companies and individuals in the 

performing arts; 

(d) the translation and publication of literary and scientific works; 

(e) the establishment of relations between social organizations, academies, 

institutes, associations and various non-governmental organizations which are 

active in the cultural and scientific fields and which promote the development 

of such relations between the two countries, and also contacts between 

publishing houses, museums, libraries and other cultural institutions; 

(f) the creation of conditions conducive to the dissemination and study of the 

language, literature and history of the other Party, both through the 

appropriate institutes and individual lecturers and through optional and 

compulsory courses in educational establishments. 

Article 5. 1. The Contracting Parties shall, to the extent they are able, 

promote the development of relations in the fields of the cinema, radio and 

television through the exchange of artistic, documentary, educational and cultural 

films, gramophone recordings and radio and television programmes, and the 

holding of film festivals and motion picture premieres. 

2. The Parties shall encourage direct co-operation between the organizations 

responsible for radio and television in the two countries through exchanges and 

broadcasts of artistic, cultural and educational programmes of mutual interest. 

Article 6. Both Parties shall promote the development of contacts in sports 

through the exchange of sports delegations, individual athletes, trainers and 

specialists in the field of physical culture and the holding of competitions and 

friendly matches. 

Article 7. 1. In order to promote co-operation in the cultural and scientific 

fields, the Contracting Parties shall encourage exchanges of scientists, teachers 

and post-graduate and undergraduate students and of specialists and other 

persons connected with literature, art and other areas of culture and education. 

2. For this purpose they shall encourage the exchange of publications in the 

above-mentioned fields or in any others which may be of interest to both 

countries. 

Article 8. 1. Both Parties agree mutually to recognize primary and 

secondary school leaving certificates and diplomas attesting to graduation from 

universities, institutes and technical training institutions and the receipt of 

academic degrees and titles conferred or awarded by higher and other educational 

establishments of both countries, for the purpose of enabling their citizens to 

continue their studies at any level, to enter higher educational establishments and 

to undertake specialized work in accordance with their educational background, 

diplomas, university degrees and titles. 

2. To this end, the Contracting Parties shall conduct negotiations and sign the 

appropriate Protocol. 

Article 9. The Contracting Parties shall establish scholarships to enable the 

citizens of each country to continue their studies or scientific research in the other 

country. The number of such scholarships and the length of stay shall be the 

subject of a supplementary agreement between the Parties. 



Article 10. With a view to attaining the objectives of the present 

Agreement, the Contracting Parties shall facilitate the reciprocal invitation of 

specialists in the various branches of culture, science, art and education to 

participate in congresses, conferences, symposia, festivals and other international 

events held in each country. 

Article i. With a view to the application of the present Agreement, the 

Contracting Parties shall periodically draw up programmes containing specific 

measures and exchanges to be carried out and the conditions for their 

implementation and financing. 

Article 12. 1. In order to fulfil the aims indicated in the preceding article, a 

Joint Soviet-Portuguese Commission, empowered to submit proposals, recommendations 

and advice to the Contracting Parties, shall be established with an 

equal number of members from each Party. 

2. The Joint Commission shall be convened whenever necessary, and at least 

once every two years, alternately in the USSR and Portugal. A citizen of the State 

in whose territory the meeting is held shall preside over it. 

3. The Joint Commission may set up subcommissions and working groups in 

order to conduct in-depth studies of matters relating to the present Agreement for 

their subsequent submission to the Contracting Parties for consideration. 

4. The Joint Commission may invite experts to its meetings as advisers or 

consultants. 

Article 13. One of the first tasks of the Joint Commission shall be to draw 

up detailed proposals designed to implement the Agreement and to prepare a 

two-year programme, on the basis of studies prepared by the subcommissions or 

the working groups, for adoption by the Contracting Parties. 

At its subsequent meetings, the Commission shall review the implementation 

of the agreed two-year programme and shall prepare new proposals or 

amendments to its previous recommendations and projects for study and 

consideration by the Contracting Parties. 

Article 14. The present Agreement shall enter into force on the date of its 

signature and shall remain in force indefinitely. Either of the Parties may, 

however, denounce it in writing. In that case, the Agreement shall cease to be 

effective six months after the notice of denunciation has been received by the 

other Party. 

DONE at Moscow on 3 October 1975 in duplicate in the Russian and 

Portuguese languages, both texts being equally authentic. 

For the Union of Soviet Socialist For the Portuguese Republic: 

Republics: 

[N. PODGORNY] [F. DA COST , GOMES] 

Chairman of the Presidium President 

of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the Portuguese Republic 

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ITRADUCTION -TRANSLATION] 

ACCORD' ENTRE L'UNION DES REPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES 

SOVIIETIQUES ET LA RIPUBLIQUE PORTUGAISE RELATIF 

A LA COOPERATION CULTURELLE ET SCIENTIFIQUE 

L'Union des R~publiques socialistes sovi6tiques et la R~publique portugaise, 

D6sireuses de d6velopper et de renforcer les relations d'amiti4 et de 

coop6ration entre les peuples des deux pays, 

Se fondant sur les principes des relations entre Etats 6nonc6s dans I'Acte 

final de ]a Conf6rence sur la s6curit6 et la coop6ration en Europe, 

Consid6rant que les r6sultats de la Conf6rence ont cr66 les conditions 

propices A 1'M1argissement et au renforcement de ]a coop6ration dans les domaines 

de ]a culture, de 1'6ducation et de la science, 

Consid6rant que le renforcement des liens qui existent dans ces domaines 

entre les deux pays, dans le respect des lois et des traditions de chacun d'entre 

eux, permettra d'accroitre la compr6hension mutuelle entre les peuples sovi6tique 

et portugais dans l'int6ret de la paix et de la s6curit6, 

Ont d6cid6 de conclure le pr6sent Accord, qui d6finit les principes 

fondamentaux du d6veloppement des relations culturelles et scientifiques entre 

I'URSS et le Portugal, et sont convenues de ce qui suit: 

Article premier. I. Les Parties contractantes s'engagent A favoriser le 

ddveloppement des relations entre les deux pays dans les domaines culturel et 

scientifique. 

2. A cet effet, elles organiseront des visites reciproques d'hommes de 

science qui pourront mener A bien des travaux scientifiques, 6changer des 

donn6es d'exp6rience et faire des conf6rences selon des programmes 6tablis. Les 

deux Parties encourageront 6galement 1'6change de publications scientifiques 

d'int~ret mutuel. 

Article 2. Les Parties contractantes prendront des mesures en vue de 

d6velopper leurs relations dans les domaines scientifique et technique en 

6changeant des sp6cialistes, des informations, des 6quipements et du mat6riel 

conform6ment h des programmes concrets qui seront arrts par les deux Parties. 

Article 3. Les Parties contractantes coordonneront leurs efforts pour 

d6velopper leurs relations dans le domaine de la m6decine et de la sant6 publique 

en 6changeant des d6l gations, des sp~cialistes ainsi que du materiel et des 

ouvrages sur ces questions. 

Article 4. Afin d'encourager une meilleure connaissance mutuelle de 

I'histoire, de la litt6rature, du th6atre, de la musique, des arts plastiques et 

d'autres domaines culturels, les Parties contractantes favoriseront: 

a) Des visites r6ciproques d'6crivains, d'artistes, de compositeurs, de peintres, 

de sculpteurs, d'architectes, de journalistes et autres personnes exergant leur 

Enlr6 en viguur le 3 octobre 1975 par la signature. confornumient I'article 14. 

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activit6 dans le domaine culturel, notamment de personnes se consacrant "t la 

recherche artistique, afin que ceux-ci puissent recueillir des mat6riaux et faire 

des conf6rences; 

b) L'organisation r6ciproque d'expositions dans les domaines de la science, des 

techniques, des arts et de 1'6dition; 

c) L'organisation de tourn6es d'ensembles artistiques et de solistes; 

d) La traduction et la publication d'oeuvres litt6raires et de travaux scientifiques; 

e) L'6tablissement de relations entre les organisations sociales, acad6mies, 

instituts, associations et organisations non gouvernementales se consacrant t 

des activit6s culturelles et scientifiques et contribuant au d6veloppement de 

ces relations entre les deux pays, ainsi qu'entre des maisons d'6dition, des 

mus6es, des bibliothques, et autres institutions culturelles; 

f) La cr6ation de conditions favorables A la diffusion et k l'enseignement de ]a 

langue, de ]a litt6rature et de I'histoire de I'autre Partie, tant par l'interm6diaire 

d'instituts appropri6s et de conf6renciers que par des cours facultatifs ou 

obligatoires dans les 6tab issements scolaires. 

Article 5. I. Les Parties contractantes favoriseront, dans la mesure de leurs 

possibilit6s, le d6veloppement de relations dans les domaines du cin6ma, de la 

radiodiffusion et de ]a t616vision par des 6changes de films (films artistiques, 

documentaires, 6ducatifs et consacr6s A des questions culturelles), d'enregistrements, 

d'6missions de radio et de t616vision, par l'organisation de festivals et de 

premieres cin6matographiques. 

2. Les Parties encourageront une coop6ration directe entre les organismes de 

radiodiffusion et de t616vision des deux pays par 1"6change d'6missions 

artistiques, culturelles et 6ducatives d'intr t mutuel. 

Article 6. Les Parties encourageront le d6veloppement des relations 

sportives en 6changeant des d616gations sportives, des athletes, des entraineurs, 

des sp6cialistes en 6ducation physique et en organisant des comp6titions et des 

rencontres amicales. 

Article 7. 1. Pour encourager la coop6ration dans les domaines culturel et 

scientifique, les Parties contractantes favoriseront les 6changes d'hommes de 

science, d'enseignants. de dipl6m6s d'universit6 et d'6tudiants ainsi que de 

sp6cialistes et autres personnes ceuvrant dans les domaines litt6raires, artistiques 

et autres domaines de la culture et de l'enseignement. 

2. Dans le mme objectif, elles favoriseront les 6changes d'ouvrages dans les 

domaines susmentionn6s ou dans tous autres domaines pouvant pr6senter un 

intrt mutuel pour les deux pays. 

Article 8. I. Les Parties s'engagent i reconnaitre mutuellement les 

certificats de fin d'6tudes primaires et secondaires, les dipl6mes de fin d'6tudes 

d61ivr6s par les universit6s, les instituts et les 6tablissements d'enseignement 

technique ainsi que les dipl6mes attestant l'octroi de grades et de titres 

universitaires d6livr~s ou conf6r6s par des 6tablissements d'enseignement 

sup6rieur ou autres organisations des deux pays afin que leurs ressortissants 

puissent poursuivre leurs 6tudes a tous les niveaux, entrer dans des 

6tablissements d'enseignement sup6rieur et exercer une profession dans une 

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sp6cialit6 correspondant A I'enseignement qu'ils ont re(u et aux dipl6mes, grades 

et titres universitaires qu'ils poss~dent. 

2. A cette fin, les Parties contractantes entameront des n~gociations et 

signeront le protocole correspondant. 

Article 9. Les Parties contractantes octroieront des bourses pour permettre 

aux ressortissants de leur pays de poursuivre des 6tudes ou des travaux de 

recherche scientifique dans I'autre pays. Le nombre et la dur~e de ces bourses 

feront l'objet d'un accord ult6rieur entre les Parties. 

Article 10. Les Parties contractantes inviteront mutuellement des sp6cialistes 

de divers domaines de la culture, de la science, des arts et de l'enseignement 

pour permettre A ces derniers de participer Ai des congr~s, des conferences, 

colloques, festivals ou autres manifestations internationales qui auront lieu dans 

chacun des deux pays, en prenant en consideration les objectifs du present 

Accord. 

Article II. Aux fins du present Accord, les Parties contractantes 

entreprendront p~riodiquement I'6laboration de programmes pr~voyant des 

mesures et des 6changes concrets ainsi que les conditions de leur r6alisation et de 

leur financement. 

Article 12. 1. Afin d'assurer la r6alisation des objectifs mentionn6s "i 

I'article pr6c6dent, il sera cr66 une Commission paritaire mixte sovi6to-portugaise 

qui sera habilit6e "i pr6senter des propositions, des recommandations et des avis 

aux Parties contractantes. 

2. La Commission mixte se r6unira selon que de besoin, mais au moins une 

fois tous les deux ans, alternativement en URSS et au Portugal. La pr6sidence de 

la reunion sera assur~e par un ressortissant de I'Etat h6te. 

3. La Commission mixte pourra cr6er des sous-commissions et des groupes 

de travail pour examiner plus particulirement des probl~mes soulev6s par le 

pr6sent Accord, le r6sultat de ces travaux 6tant ensuite soumis aux Parties 

contractantes pour examen. 

4. La Commission mixte pourra inviter des experts ai ses r6unions en qualit6 

de conseillers ou de consultants. 

Article 13. Une des premieres taches de la Commission mixte sera 

d'6laborer des propositions d6taill6es visant Li donner effet au pr6sent Accord 

ainsi qu'un programme biennal fond6 sur les travaux prepares par des 

sous-commissions ou des groupes de travail et de les soumettre i I'approbation 

des Parties contractantes. 

Lors de ces r6unions ult~rieures, la Commission 6tudiera la mise en oeuvre du 

programme biennal qui aura W approuv6 et pr6sentera aux Parties contractantes 

pour 6tude et examen de nouvelles propositions ou des modifications il ses 

recommandations et propositions ant6rieures. 

Article 14. Le pr6sent Accord entrera en vigueur A la date de sa signature et 

le restera pour une dur6e ind6finie. Chacune des Parties pourra le d~noncer par 

6crit. En pareil cas, il demeurera en vigueur pendant un d61ai de six mois it dater 

de la reception de cet avis par I'autre Partie. 

V"l. 1024. I-15041


FAIT a Moscou le 3 octobre 1975, en double exemplaire, en langues russe et 


Pour I'Union des R6publiques 


Le Pr6sident du Presidium 

du Soviet suprEme de I'URSS, 

IN. PODGORNYI 

Pour ha R6publique portugaise: 

Le Pr6sident 

de la R6publique portugaise, 

IF. I)A COSTA GOMESI 

VI. 1024 I1-15W

ANNEX A 

Ratifications, accessions, prorogations, etc., 

concerning treaties and international agreements 

registered 

with the Secretariat of the United Nations 

ANNEXE A 

Ratifications, adhesions, prorogations, etc., 

concernant des traites et accords internationaux 

enregistres 

au Secretariat de I'Organisation des Nations Unies

434 United Nations-Treaty Series e 

434 United Nations - Treaty Series * Nations Unies - Recueji des Traites 1976 

ANNEX A ANNEXE A 

No. 3642. DECLARATION OF 

NORWAY RECOGNIZING AS 

COMPULSORY THE JURISDICTION 

OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT 

OF JUSTICE, IN CONFORMITY 

WITH ARTICLE 36, PARAGRAPH 2, 

OF THE STATUTE OF THE INTER- 

NATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE. 

NEW YORK, 17 DECEMBER 1956' 

TERMINATION 

The above-mentioned Declaration was 

superseded, with effect from 3 October 

1976, by the Declaration made on behalf of 

the Government of Norway on 2 April 

1976,2 which was deposited with the 

Secretary-General on 2 April 1976. 


United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 256, p. 315. 

2 See p. 195 of this volume. 

Vol. 1024, A-3642 

Nations Unies-Recueii des Traitks 1976 

N' 3642. D1tCLARATION DE LA NOR- 

VtGE RECONNAISSANT COMME 

OBLIGATOIRE LA JURIDICTION DE 

LA COUR INTERNATIONALE DE 

JUSTICE, CONFORMtMENT AU PA- 

RAGRAPHE 2 DE L'ARTICLE 36 DU 

STATUT DE LA COUR INTERNA- 

TIONALE DE JUSTICE. NEW YORK, 

17 DtCEMBRE 1956' 

ABROGATION 

La Declaration susmentionn~e a 6t6 

remplace, avec effet i compter du 3 

octobre 1976, par ]a Dclaration du Gouvernement 

norv~gien en date du 2 avril 19762, 

qui a 6t6 d~pos~e auprbs du Secrdtaire 

g~n~ral le 2 avril 1976. 

Enregistrg d'office le 3 octobre 1976. 

1 Nations Unies, Recueil des Traites, vol. 256, 

p. 315. 

2 Voir p. 195 du present volume.

1976 

United Nations-Treat. Series o Nations Unies-Recueil des l'rait's 

No. 4789. AGREEMENT CONCERNING 

THE ADOPTION OF UNIFORM 

CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL AND 

RECIPROCAL RECOGNITION OF 

APPROVAL FOR MOTOR VEHICLE 

EQUIPMENT AND PARTS. DONE AT 

GENEVA ON 20 MARCH 1958' 

APPLICATION of Regulation No. 222 

annexed to the above-mentioned Agreement 

Notification received on: 

4 October 1976 

SPAIN 

(With effect from 3 December 1976.) 


1 United Nations. Treatv Sn,,%. vol. 335. p 211: 1oi 

suhequenl aictions 'see refeicnce, in ('tmullive 

Irndexe,, No's. 4 to II. as, well alf annc\ A in volumes 

752, 754. 756. 759. 764. 768. 771. 772. 774. 777. 778. 779. 

787,788. 797. 801. 802. 818. 9I. 814. 815. 818. 820. 825. 

826, 829. 830. 834. 835. 848. 851. 854. 856, 857. 858. 861. 

861,865. 866. 871. 872. 882. 887 891. 892. 893897. 899). 

915. 917. 926. 932. 941. 943. 945. 950. 951. 955. 958. 960. 

961. 963. 966, 973. 974. 978. 981. 982. 985. 986. 993. 995. 

997. 1(813. 1006, 1010. 1141. 1119. 1121 and 11121. 

I Ibid.. vol. 826. p. 301. 

N' 4789. ACCORD CONCERNANT 

LtADOPTION DE CONI)ITIONS UNI- 

FORMES I'HOMOLOGATION ET LA 

RECONNAISSANCE RECIPROQUE 

DE I'HOMOLOGATION DES IQUI- 

PEMENTS ET PIECES I)E VI HICU- 

LES A MOTEUR. FAIT A GENEVE 

I.E 20 MARS 1958' 

APPLICATION du RZglcment n' 22- anne\6 

ai 1"AccoLI susmentionn6 

Notificatiott re' 'cC I: 

4 octobre 1976 

ESI'AGN I 

(Avec effet au 3 d6cembre 1976.) 

Enregistre d'office le 4 octohre 1976. 

' Nations Unit,. Re(ited de.% "TratC.%. vol 335. 

p 211: pour le, fuit, ultericurs. voir Ic, efe, ence, 

do ll2e dall Ie, tindc\ cintilml fs 11" 4 1 1 I ., ki1, que 

I',inexe A ties volumes 7 752. 754. 7i6. 759. 764. 768. 

771. 772. 774. 777. 778. 779. 787,788. 797. 811.8102. 818. 

811. 814. 815. 818. 820. 825. 826. 829. 83(0. 834. 835. 848. 

8511. 854. 856. 857.848. 86(1.861.865.866.871,872.882. 

887. 891,892. 893. 897. 899.915.917. 926. 932. 941. 943, 

945, 950. 951. 955. 958. 9601.961 , 963. 966. 973,974. 978. 

981. 982. 985. 986. 993. 995. 997. 101(3. 1006. 1010. 1115. 

1019. 1020 Cl 1121. 

Ihid. vol. 826, p. 311.

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